Historical Year Data · 2009

Fed Primary Credit Lending in 2009

Fed Primary Credit Lending opened 2009 at 83,677 and closed at 19,111, a -77.16% move for the year. The high of 83,677 was reached on January 7, and the low of 18,810 on December 23.

Open

83,677

2009-01

19,111

52 data points

High

83,677

Jan 7

Low

18,810

Dec 23

Full Year Change

-77.16%

2008 Change

+1806.65%

Monthly Breakdown

Month	Open	Close	High	Low	Change
Jan	83,677	68,288	83,677	62,898	-18.39%
Feb	66,233	65,590	66,233	65,144	-0.97%
Mar	66,728	61,305	66,728	61,305	-8.13%
Apr	58,037	45,261	58,037	43,756	-22.01%
May	39,591	38,047	41,803	37,881	-3.90%
Jun	42,086	49,196	49,196	35,408	+16.89%
Jul	35,708	36,370	36,370	33,445	+1.85%
Aug	33,187	30,458	38,024	29,942	-8.22%
Sep	31,859	28,226	31,859	28,199	-11.40%
Oct	28,582	22,528	28,582	22,528	-21.18%
Nov	22,484	19,921	22,484	19,878	-11.40%
Dec	19,681	19,111	19,681	18,810	-2.90%

Events During 2009

2008 Financial Crisis

Deflation

September 2007 – March 2009

The 2008 Financial Crisis remains the deepest and most instructive market event of the 21st century. Subprime losses cascaded through leveraged balance sheets, froze interbank lending, and forced unprecedented central bank intervention.

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