SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Some Federal Reserve policymakers believe it may soon be time to lower the rate on funds that banks and money market funds park at the Fed, minutes from the Fed's most recent ...

The Federal Reserve’s reverse repo facility just hit a new low, and it’s a warning shot. On Thursday, only 14 participants parked cash in the Fed’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement window, ...

Liquidity is the lifeblood of capital markets, and in recent years, a quenching supply has come from the Federal Reserve’s Reverse Repo Program. Repurchase agreements are essentially short-term loans ...

The Fed's Overnight Reverse Repo Facility (RRP) has plummeted from a $2.5T peak in late 2022 to just $22B, nearly empty. This dramatic decline signals a reversal of the pandemic-era excess liquidity ...

Demand for a major Federal Reserve facility dropped to the lowest level in more than four years as investors and banks put money back to work as part of portfolio rebalancing after the end of the ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank was committed to continuing its efforts at shrinking its balance sheet — a process known as quantitative tightening — and was comfortable with ...

The Federal Reserve cut the rate that investors can earn by parking cash overnight at the Federal Reserve’s reverse repo facility by an additional 0.5 basis points, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said.