Reverse Repo (RRP)

The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreements, in billions of US dollars: the Treasury amount the New York Fed accepted in each business day's overnight reverse repo operations, from its own operation results, posted about 1:15 in the afternoon, New York time.

Why: Reverse repo facility absorbs excess liquidity. When RRP falls, that cash re-enters the system and can flow into risk assets.

Category: macro. Macro economic indicators track monetary policy, liquidity conditions, and traditional market positioning.

Source: New York Fed (Markets API). Updated: Business days, each evening.

API: GET /api/metrics/rrp

Read more: Reverse Repo Facility Explained

Used in briefings: Liquidity Momentum

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