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NY Fed RRP op demand at USD 2.58bln (prev. 6.5bln) across 10 counterparties (prev. 17)

The decline in demand for the NY Fed's RRP operations, down to USD 2.58 billion from the previous USD 6.5 billion, suggests a weakening interest in short-term liquidity among banks, given the reduction in the number of counterparties involved.

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This shift could indicate changing expectations around monetary policy and liquidity conditions, likely affecting short-term rates and the broader fixed income landscape. Traders should watch for implications on the USD and overall risk sentiment as market participants adjust their positions accordingly.

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