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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York added $84.7 billion in fresh liquidity to money markets on Tuesday, but overall temporary money added to the financial system by the central bank held steady.
The Fed implemented a $55.75 billion overnight repurchase agreement, or repo, operation, and a $28.95 billion 14-day day repo operation. In both operations eligible banks, called primary dealers, took less liquidity than the Fed was willing to offer. Tallying the Fed’s latest additions and what was expiring from older repo interventions... ...