TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) facility took in $250 million on Thursday, November 12, up from $152 million on the prior trading day, November 11, when the Treasury market was closed. The figures reflect the small residual balances now parked at the facility.
Fed’s overnight reverse repo facility usage rises to $250M
The move is a curiosity rather than a signal: the facility is operating at residual levels, so a shift from $152 million to $250 million says little about system-wide liquidity and much about how few counterparties still use it. What matters is that the RRP is no longer the buffer it once was, leaving money-market plumbing more dependent on other outlets. Whether these small balances stay negligible is the open question worth tracking.
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