Two Fed banks wanted a 100 basis point discount rate hike in July
Aug 23- The boards of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Federal Reserve banks voted in mid-July in favor of a one percentage point hike in the rate charged to commercial banks for emergency loans, minutes of their discount rate meetings showed on Tuesday. The split among the Fed banks over the appropriate setting of the discount rate- which is different but moves in…
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