NY Fed RRP op demand at USD 1.75bln (prev. 2.41) across 6 counterparties (prev. 18)

The decline in demand for the NY Fed's reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) to USD 1.75 billion from 2.41 billion suggests a notable reduction in liquidity preference among counterparties, which could imply shifting sentiment about monetary conditions.

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With only 6 counterparties participating compared to 18 previously, this may influence market expectations around upcoming Fed policy and yield curves, potentially easing pressure on rates. Given the broader context, it could lead to a risk-on sentiment across markets if liquidity is expected to remain ample.

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