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...[[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve Bank of New York]] to lower its [[discount rate]].

...n of 2009/Addendum#Central bank measures|emergency measures]], including [[discount rate]] reductions and [[credit easing]] that resulted in an increase in the [[mo ...ank]]. In 2008/2009, the bank responded to the recession by reducing its [[discount rate]] in stages to a minimum of 1 per cent, and adopting a limited amount of [

...ed their interest rates. The [[Bank of England]], for example, raised its discount rate from 3.5% to 6% between August and November 1906. These actions reversed t

...by varying the [[discount rate]] that it charges for loans to the banks. A discount rate reduction encourages banks to borrow money so that they can increase len The Bank of England became the biggest British bank and its [[discount rate]] came to be recognised as the minimum short-term [[interest rate]] in the

...er and the policy was supported by his successor, George Harrison, and the discount rate was raised a further point to 6 per cent in the following year. That move w

...entral Bank, 2009]</ref>. The bank's governing board sets the eurozone's [[discount rate]]s and has been responsible for the introduction and management of refinanc

...banknotes (Article 128.1)The bank's governing board sets the eurozone's [[discount rate]]s and has been responsible for the introduction and management of refinanc

...present value of its future cash flows when discounted at the investor’s [[discount rate]]. It is a method that is of limited usefulness in valuing shares because

...Bank]], the Bank of Japan and the [[Bank of England]] made a series of [[discount rate]] reductions to near zero levels in the 4th quarter of 2008 and the 1st qu