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The Federal Reserve's reverse repo usage has dropped below $1 trillion for the first time in over two years, signaling a decrease in liquidity. The amount decreased from $1.024 trillion to $993 billion, marking the first time it has been below $1 trillion since August 2021. The New York Fed's reverse repo facility, which was once over $2 trillion at its peak, has experienced this significant decline in usage. This drop indicates a liquidity drain as investors are parking less money at the Federal Reserve facility.
Fed reverse repos fall under $1 trillion for first time since August 2021 https://t.co/sUnKKPvFkW https://t.co/TFp271QWIu
The amount of money that investors are parking at a major Federal Reserve facility dropped below $1 trillion for the first time in more than two years https://t.co/a36Q7JOGJF
The amount of money that investors are parking at a major Federal Reserve facility dropped below $1 trillion for the first time in more than two years https://t.co/GbSRVMmLBi
The @NewYorkFed reverse repo facility falls below $1 trillion. It was over $2 trillion at its peak. https://t.co/91SEVNiJ3V
Reverse repo $993BN, down from $1.024TN, adding $31BN in liquidity; below $1TN for the first time since Aug 2021
#breaking #FederalReserve reverse repo usage below 1T for the first time in two year. Liquidity drain continues. https://t.co/YgmzAKjClU
🔸FED REVERSE REPO USAGE BELOW $1T FOR FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS