TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) facility took in $630 million on Thursday, September 24, from three counterparties, up from $461 million the previous trading day. The figures track the amount of cash parked at the central bank’s facility by eligible counterparties.
Fed overnight reverse repo usage rises to $630M
The RRP facility has been running at token levels, so a move from $461 million to $630 million is noise rather than a signal about system-wide liquidity. What matters is the counterparty count: three participants parking cash overnight suggests residual, idiosyncratic demand from a narrow set of institutions, not a broad shift in money-market conditions. Whether usage stays this trivial, or the count of counterparties begins to widen, is the more useful thing to track than the dollar figure itself.
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