[Toddsterpatriot]

Lending through the discount window's primary credit facility -- used by commercial banks -- as of Wednesday was $13.46 billion, up sharply from $8.83 billion the previous week, according to Thursday's report. Average daily borrowings were $10.73 billion, the highest since after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Lending through the separate primary-dealer credit facility -- open to many of the largest investment banks -- totaled $18.56 billion as of Wednesday, down from $25.66 billion the previous week.

WSJ

[groanup]

Amazing. We have a freeper who claims to know better than the FOMC, the Fed Governors and the Fed Chairman how much the money supply should be allowed to grow.