The Federal Funds Rate is the rate charged on U.S. Treasury bonds by the Federal Reserve the rate charged on corporate bank loans to healthy "prime" borrowers the rate charged on overnight loans between banks the rate charged on U.S securities with maturities of less than a year none of the above

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