TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) facility took in $4.736 billion on Thursday, September 10, from four counterparties, up from $432 million the previous trading day. The RRP is a key tool the Fed uses to absorb excess cash from money markets.
Fed overnight reverse repo usage rises to $4.736B from $432M
The scale of the jump matters less than the fact that usage remains a rounding error by historical standards, so this is not evidence of a broad cash glut returning to the facility. Four counterparties account for the entire take-up, which points to idiosyncratic, likely quarter-end or collateral-driven positioning rather than a system-wide shift in money market dynamics. The open question is whether participation broadens beyond a handful of users in coming sessions or fades just as quickly.
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