TREE NEWS reports: The secured overnight financing rate (SOFR) rose to 3.95% on Oct. 27, the opening day of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting, up from 3.93% the prior day. The effective federal funds rate held steady at 3.88% for the same trading day, unchanged from the previous day.
SOFR Rises to 3.95% on Fed Meeting’s Opening Day
The marginal move in SOFR while the effective fed funds rate held flat is the detail worth noting: secured overnight funding tightened slightly even as the policy-sensitive benchmark stayed put, which points to modest pressure in repo markets rather than a shift in the policy stance. Because SOFR underpins large parts of floating-rate and tokenized cash products, even small moves feed through to RWA yield benchmarks. Whether the SOFR–EFFR spread keeps widening into the meeting's conclusion is the open question.
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