The interest rate at which the federal funds are borrowed and can be lent is classified as ____________?

Correct answer: D. federal funds rate

  • A. borrowing rate
  • B. supplying rate
  • C. lending rate
  • D. federal funds rate

Explanation

The federal funds rate is the interest rate charged on short-term loans of federal funds between eligible financial institutions. Borrowing and lending rates are generic terms, not the specific market rate named here.

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