A bank's primary reserves include
A) vault cash, reverse repurchase agreements and Fed Funds sold
B) Fed funds purchased, reverse repurchase agreements, checkable deposits
C) cash on hand, discount window loans and repurchase agreements
D) vault cash, deposits at correspondent banks, and deposits held at Federal Reserve banks
E) core deposits, brokered CDs and perpetual preferred stock.
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