| In many ways, finance is like any other market, matching demand and supply in this case of loanable or investable funds. |
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| In these cases, loanable funds are not allocated from savings but from newly issued money, created from nothing as it were. |
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| The offer of loanable funds thus remained unchanged in the USA, while it increased in those countries accumulating foreign exchange reserves. |
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| The prices paid in the different markets for loanable funds comprise the yield curve. |
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| It was agreed at the talks that the IMF's loanable resources would be doubled. |
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| Thus, out of nothing, the Fed has created a billion loanable dollars for the banks. |
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| And, importantly, no longer are market rates determined through the interaction of the demand for borrowings with a limited supply of loanable funds. |
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| Their loanable funds could be employed profitably for short periods of time by lending to so-called money brokers who were members of the Stock Exchange. |
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| If increased, then it reduces the total loanable funds and money supply. |
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| The quotas form a pool of loanable funds and determine how much money each member can borrow and how much voting power it will have. |
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| A key achievement of today's meeting is ensuring the doubling of the Fund's loanable resources. |
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| The fact that changes in the supply of savings, or loanable funds, are not closely coordinated with changes in the rest of the economy lies at the heart of the theories that link investment imbalance to the business cycle. |
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| The establishment of wholesale funding facilities, which provide loanable funds and technical support to MFIs, has already been mentioned as one way to support the expansion of microfinance at different stages. |
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| Furthermore, the US dollars bought by the central bank are reinvested by it on US capital markets, and do not cause a shrinking of the supply of loanable funds. |
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| In particular, proponents of the credit channel of monetary policy consider that a more restrictive policy stance can reduce loanable funds by worsening the quality of the borrowers' balance sheets and collateral. |
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| During the crisis, there was a reduction in available liquidity, as institutions with loanable funds reduced the volume of funds available to the market. |
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| The supply of loanable funds consists of bank deposits made by households at the beginning of each period, as well as cash injections made by the central bank. |
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| We welcome the prompt response by Fund members in committing sizable support to the Fund's loanable resources, and encourage others to come forward. |
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