alleryStart learning →Federal funds are usually lent on what basis?
AFive-year basis
BAn overnight basis
CA perpetual basis
DA decade-long basis
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. An overnight basis
Federal funds are immediately available balances that banks lend usually overnight.
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