Which Increases the excess reserves of commerclal banks? Multiple Choice The central banks sell bonds to the public. The central banks buy bonds from commercial banks. The central banks sell bonds to commercial banks. The Board of Governors increases the discount rate.

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Financial Institutions and Federal Bank

The word financial institution is a kind of business organization that deals with the financial activities of a nation. These activities include accepting deposits, making payments, granting loans and advances, transferring funds, holding shares, providing credits, purchasing and selling foreign exchanges, investments in shares, futures commodities, and many more.