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This statistic shows a timeline, between 1960 and 2011, of the annual average ninety-day loan interest rate in the United States. The ninety-day loan rate is the interest rate for short and medium-term liquidity provisions. In this case, it is the interest rate set on reserve bank credit awarded to banks with a standard duration of 3 months (ninety-days). In 1970, this interest rate was 6.39 percent on average.