Infer why a bank enters into a repurchase agreement with the Federal Reserve.(1 point)

Responses

The bank needs a short-term inflow of cash to increase its reserves and liquidity.
The bank needs a short-term inflow of cash to increase its reserves and liquidity.

The bank requires a long-term loan from the Federal Reserve to help with operations.
The bank requires a long-term loan from the Federal Reserve to help with operations.

The bank wants to reduce their long-term liabilities.
The bank wants to reduce their long-term liabilities.

The bank can sell the repurchase agreement back to the Federal Reserve at a higher price.

The bank enters into a repurchase agreement with the Federal Reserve in order to increase its reserves and liquidity in the short term.