Banks Borrow Much Less From Fed Discount Window

The video provides an update on the Federal Reserve's activities, focusing on the discount window lending and the bank term funding program. It highlights a decrease in discount window usage and an increase in the bank term funding program, indicating a shift in bank preferences. Additionally, it covers the resolution banks for SVB and Signature, noting a slight increase in loans. Overall, the Fed's balance sheet has not significantly risen, suggesting stabilization in the banking sector.

What recent trends have been observed in the Federal Reserve's discount window lending?

How much primary credit was extended by the Federal Reserve in the week ending yesterday?

What does the increase in the bank term funding program indicate about bank behavior?

What was the overall balance sheet of the Federal Reserve reported to be?

What implications can be drawn from the reduced use of the discount window by banks?