TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) facility saw usage of $626 million on Tuesday, September 8, down from $675 million the previous trading day. Three counterparties participated in the operation.
Fed RRP usage falls to $626 million on Sep 8
The continued slide in RRP usage to a marginal level signals that the facility is effectively dormant, reflecting ample liquidity in the banking system and reduced demand for the Fed's overnight parking option. This matters because it underscores how far money-market conditions have shifted from the 2023-2024 era of heavy RRP reliance, and it may influence how the Fed views balance-sheet runoff and reserve distribution. The key question is whether this near-zero usage persists, which would confirm that the facility has become a backstop rather than a primary tool, or if any stress could revive participation.
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