NY Fed RRP op demand at USD 2.79bln (prev. 0.88bln) across 5 counterparties (prev. 8)
The increase in NY Fed RRP operational demand to USD 2.79 billion, from a previous USD 0.88 billion across fewer counterparties, suggests a heightened demand for liquidity in the banking system.
Fed's Bowman says it is too early to tell the impacts of the war on the US economy
NATO has increased alliance-wide ballistic missile defence posture; Allies support recommendation to keep posture at heightened level until threat from Iran subsides
NY Fed RRP op demand at USD 2.79bln (prev. 0.88bln) across 5 counterparties (prev. 8)
Cisco (CSCO) CFO says memory prices are rising at an "unprecedented pace" and it is updating their prices with a latest price increase, with date TBC
Cintas (CTAS) reportedly to a near deal for UniFirst (UNG), Bloomberg reports
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This shift could reflect banks seeking more short-term funding given current market conditions, and it may influence expectations for monetary policy and interest rates moving forward.
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