NY Fed RRP op demand at 15.78bln (prev. 0.75bln) across 12 counterparties (prev. 5) on March 31st

The significant increase in demand for the NY Fed's reverse repurchase (RRP) operations, jumping from $0.75 billion to $15.78 billion, suggests a heightened preference for liquidity among counterparties, likely driven by market uncertainty or tighter conditions.

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This uptick might indicate expectations of shifts in monetary policy or interest rates, affecting the broader fixed income landscape and potentially influencing asset allocation towards the USD and safe-haven assets as traders reassess risk exposure.

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