Federal Reserve accepts $1.85B in reverse repurchase operation, a fraction of its pandemic-era peaks
The Federal Reserve's latest reverse repurchase operation accepted $1.85 billion from seven counterparties, marking a significant decline from its pandemic-era peaks. This facility, which was once absorbing over $2 trillion daily, now handles a fraction of that amount. The decrease reflects a broader shift in liquidity as banks and financial institutions seek more attractive investment opportunities.
- ▪The Federal Reserve accepted $1.853 billion in its latest overnight reverse repurchase operation.
- ▪During the pandemic, the facility was absorbing over $2 trillion daily.
- ▪Participation in the reverse repo facility is limited to large banks and money market funds.
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