It Happened Again
The turmoil in the overnight repo markets had largely subsided in November. The last time I had occasion to write about this was on October 28, so you get the picture. Fed injections of overnight liquidity, and also outright purchases of Treasuries - largely short-termed T-bills - kept Fed Funds and the repo rate pretty steady this month.
(The gap is Veteran’s Day. The Secured Overnight Rate is the volume-weighted average of overnight repo deals.)
Nice and steady, just as we would like to see. How the Fed accomplished this magical feat