TREE NEWS update: Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said the U.S. Treasury market is functioning very well, with trading proceeding smoothly even amid large interest-rate swings. Speaking at a conference on bank funding, she did not comment on monetary policy or the economic outlook. Logan called for extending the Fed’s discount window operations to weekends and holidays, and said the FOMC should strengthen its market-support tools without providing unnecessary economic stimulus.
Fed’s Logan: Treasury Market Functioning ‘Very Well’, Urges Stronger Support Tools
Logan's endorsement of Treasury market functioning is notable precisely because it comes alongside a call to reinforce backstop tools — a signal that resilience is being stress-tested rather than assumed. The weekend and holiday discount window proposal targets a real gap in liquidity access, and it matters most to the dealers and funding desks that rely on that facility in a pinch. Her explicit separation of market-support tools from economic stimulus frames the debate as plumbing, not policy. Whether the FOMC takes up the operational changes, and how that distinction holds under pressure, is the open question.
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