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91discount rate — discount .rate n [C usually singular] the interest rate that a country s ↑central bank charges to other banks …
92discount card — discount ,card noun count a plastic card that allows someone to buy goods or services at a reduced price …
93discount rate — discount ,rate noun count BUSINESS the rate of interest that The Federal Reserve charges another bank that borrows from it …
94Discount rate — For the interest rate charged to banks for borrowing short term funds directly from the Federal Reserve, see discount window. For the fees charged to merchants for accepting credit cards, see Discount Rate under Merchant Account. For discount… …
95Discount store — A typical Wal Mart discount department store. A discount store is a type of department store, which sells products at prices lower than those asked by traditional retail outlets. Most discount department stores offer a wide assortment of goods;… …
96Discount Zertifikat — Bei einem Discountzertifikat (häufig auch Discounter genannt) ein Begriff aus dem Wertpapierbereich handelt es sich um eine in einem Zertifikat verbriefte Terminkonstruktion, bei der eine Kauf Option verkauft wird, die durch einen Basiswert… …
97discount rate — The interest rate charged on loans by the Federal Reserve Bank. Chicago Board of Trade glossary The interest rate charged by the Federal Reserve to its member banks (banks which belong to the Federal Reserve System) for funds they borrow. This… …
98Discount window — The discount window is an instrument of monetary policy (usually controlled by central banks) that allows eligible institutions to borrow money from the central bank, usually on a short term basis, to meet temporary shortages of liquidity caused… …
99Discount brokerage — A discount brokerage is a business that charges clients significantly lower fees than traditional brokerages, typically offering comparatively fewer services and/or support. Contents 1 Securities 1.1 See also 2 Real estate 3 Se …
100discount rate — Finance. 1. the rate of interest charged in discounting commercial paper. 2. the interest rate charged by Federal Reserve Banks on loans to their member banks, usually against government securities as collateral. 3. the rediscount rate. [1925 30] …
