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Fed’s overnight reverse repo facility usage rises to $250M

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.

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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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