The Federal Reserve’s Outlook: Markets and Policy Implementation
Overview
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The Federal Reserve continues to support the U.S. economic recovery by increasing its holdings of Treasury and agency mortgage-backed securities to help foster smooth market functioning and accommodative financial conditions.
As a result of this balance sheet expansion, reserves in the banking system have risen to unprecedented levels and money market rates have softened. In this environment, interest on reserve balances and the overnight reverse repo will maintain control over the federal funds rate and support effective policy implementation.
On April 15, Lorie K. Logan, Manager of the System Open Market Account and Executive Vice President in the Markets Group of the New York Fed, discussed the impact of abundant reserves on money markets and policy implementation with SIFMA president and CEO Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. Following the session with Ms. Logan, a panel explored the U.S. Treasury market structure and emerging policy proposals.
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Featured Speakers
Session 1: Lorie K. Logan
Read Ms. Logan’s prepared remarks:
Impact of Abundant Reserves on Money Markets and Policy Implementation
Session 2: Treasury Market Structure Panel
This panel was moderated by SIFMA’s Robert Toomey.
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Overview
Watch this two-part webinar via SIFMA On Demand
The Federal Reserve continues to support the U.S. economic recovery by increasing its holdings of Treasury and agency mortgage-backed securities to help foster smooth market functioning and accommodative financial conditions.
As a result of this balance sheet expansion, reserves in the banking system have risen to unprecedented levels and money market rates have softened. In this environment, interest on reserve balances and the overnight reverse repo will maintain control over the federal funds rate and support effective policy implementation.
On April 15, Lorie K. Logan, Manager of the System Open Market Account and Executive Vice President in the Markets Group of the New York Fed, discussed the impact of abundant reserves on money markets and policy implementation with SIFMA president and CEO Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. Following the session with Ms. Logan, a panel explored the U.S. Treasury market structure and emerging policy proposals.
Watch the replays now:
Featured Speakers
Session 1: Lorie K. Logan
Read Ms. Logan’s prepared remarks:
Impact of Abundant Reserves on Money Markets and Policy Implementation
Session 2: Treasury Market Structure Panel
This panel was moderated by SIFMA’s Robert Toomey.
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