NY Fed RRP op demand at 1.12bln (prev. 0.62bln) across 6 counterparties (prev. 11) on May 5th

The rise in demand for the NY Fed's Reverse Repo Program (RRP) signifies heightened liquidity concerns or a preference among institutions for safer assets.

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The drop in counterparties indicates possible shifting appetites or tighter conditions in the market, which, combined with increasing RRP volumes, could suggest a tightening of financial conditions that might pressure rates or influence dollar strength.

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