What in the world is going on with the reverse repo facility at the Federal Reserve with it currently hitting $2.3 trillion?
Apart from a few brief spikes in September of 2022, we are reaching the top of the range that it has been since June of 2022. Now, if you are not familiar with the reverse repo facility, this is where banks park their cash to get collateral.
You see, banks have a requirement to get collateral to offset their liabilities, which is deposits. And so, when banks get a bunch of cash, normally they go out to the open market and they buy things like short term government debt, like T-bills.
But after the trillions of dollars that the federal government spent that were printed into existence by the Fed over the last few years, there is a lot of cash flowing into the system, so banks needed a place to get this collateral from.
So, the Federal Reserve said, just get it from us.
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