Ben Shalom Bernanke17 August 2007
The Federal Reserve cuts the primary credit rate by one-half percentage point and lengthens borrowing terms as strains in money and credit markets threaten to impair the orderly functioning of financial markets.
United States of America · Economy / Federal Reserve. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
The Federal Reserve cuts the primary credit rate by one-half percentage point and lengthens borrowing terms as strains in money and credit markets threaten to impair the orderly functioning of financial markets.
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