Discount Rate Cut Signals Sliding Economy Edge
The Federal Reserve lowered the discount rate from 9 percent to 8.5 percent effective immediately, the seventh half point cut since mid July, marking the lowest level since Nov. 1, 1978. Economists note lower rates as key to recovery while markets reacted with higher bond prices and lower Treasury yields.
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One-Quarter Of Nation S&Ls Lacked Capital In 1982 First Half
Washington figures show 971 of 3533 federally insured S&Ls had net worth below the 3 percent requirement, up from 694 of 3743 at end 1981. The weaker capital came as regulators warned some banks may need closer scrutiny amid high interest costs and remaining turmoil in the industry.
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Security Beyond Social Sect South Carolina
A brief notice notes the National Member FDIC status and addresses penalties for early withdrawal on substantial interest accounts. It highlights security and regulatory adherence under South Carolina terms.
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