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Temporary Open Market Operations

To implement monetary policy, short-term repurchase and reverse repurchase agreements are used to temporarily affect the size of the Federal Reserve System's portfolio and influence day-to-day trading in the federal funds market.

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Temporary Open Market Operations for May 16, 2008
Last Updated: May 16, 2008 9:41 AM
Number of Operations Today: 1



Deal Date: Friday, May 16, 2008
Delivery Date: Friday, May 16, 2008
Maturity Date: Monday, May 19, 2008
Type of Operation1: Repo
Settlement: Same Day
Term of Operation2: 3 Days
Operation Close Time: 09:40 AM

Results Amount ($B) Rate (%)
Collateral Type   Submitted Accepted Stop-Out3 Weighted
Average4
High Low
Treasury
20.200
3.750
  
2.05
  
  
2.050
  
  
2.05
  
  
1.95
  
Agency
21.450
0.000
  
N/A
  
  
N/A
  
  
2.06
  
  
1.96
  
Mortgage-Backed
17.750
0.000
  
N/A
  
  
N/A
  
  
2.06
  
  
1.99
  
Total
 59.400
  3.750
 
 

1 Repo = Repurchase Agreement. Reverse RP = Reverse Repurchase Agreement. MSP = Matched Sale Purchase (replaced by Reverse RPs in December 2002).

2 Calendar day count (as opposed to business day count) between Delivery and Maturity dates. Repurchase Agreements may be anywhere from overnight to 65 business days.

3 For Repo, Stop Out Rate is the lowest rate accepted. For Reverse Repo, the Stop Out Rate is the highest rate accepted.

4 Weighted Average refers to the weighted average rate of the accepted propositions.