There has been a lot of discussion over the past couple of weeks about the "disturbance" in the market for repurchase agreements, or "repos," and the Federal Reserve's response to the market's conditions.
Yesterday, the Federal Reserve released balance sheet statistics for the banking week ending September 25, so we can have a two-week look and more at what was going on in the Fed's balance sheet.
In terms of the Fed's repurchase agreements, we see, looking at the multi-week data, that the Federal Reserve added $75.0 billion in repurchase agreements to its balance sheet