SOFR at 3.73% (prev. 3.71%), volumes at USD 3.258tln (prev. USD 3.254tln) on February 18th

The slight increase in SOFR to 3.73% from the previous 3.71% alongside stable volume suggests ongoing liquidity but indicates a potential tightening in the money market.

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SOFR at 3.73% (prev. 3.71%), volumes at USD 3.258tln (prev. USD 3.254tln) on February 18th

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This upward movement in SOFR could reflect expectations for tighter monetary policy, impacting the USD and consequently influencing fixed income and forex markets. Traders should monitor how this shift affects rate expectations and which assets might react.

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