TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) facility saw usage of $432 million on Wednesday, Sept 9, down from $626 million the previous trading day. The number of counterparties stood at six.
Fed RRP usage falls to $432M on Wednesday
The drop in RRP usage to near-negligible levels signals that money market participants are finding better returns elsewhere, likely in Treasury bills or other short-term instruments. This matters because sustained low RRP take-up reduces the Fed's balance sheet footprint and could reflect tightening liquidity conditions in the broader funding market. The open question is whether this decline is a seasonal blip or a structural shift, which would influence how the Fed manages its floor system for rates.
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