The federal funds rate is indeed a critical tool in U.S. monetary policy. By influencing the cost of borrowing for banks, it affects interest rates across the economy, including those for consumers and businesses. The effective federal funds rate (EFFR) is a key indicator of this, representing the median interest rate from overnight lending between banks.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets regularly to set the federal funds target range, adjusting it to steer the economy toward its goals of maximum employment and stable prices. Changes to this rate can have broad implications, impacting everything from mortgage rates to investment decisions. If you have more specific questions about how the federal funds rate works or its effects on the economy, feel free to ask!
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