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Free Reserves

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Free reserves
Excess reserves minus member bank borrowings at the Fed.
Free Reserves
Bank reserves over and above a bank's reserve requirements, less the amount it has borrowed from the Federal Reserve. That is, free reserves are extra cash a bank keeps in liquid assets (that is, what it does not loan out) beyond its legal requirement, minus what it must repay.
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