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To: KeepItSimple who wrote (51407)12/26/2000 9:24:55 PM
From: Lucretius  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
don't know.. i don't even bother to look anymore. i just assume that bubbleboy will be there to inject. the only way this bubble ends is if the currency is fried...

Tuesday December 26, 11:24 am Eastern Time
Fed adds $6 bln in 8-day repos, $3.005 bln in 2-days
(UPDATE: Adds volume, collateral)

NEW YORK, Dec 26 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve said on Tuesday it added $6.0 billion in temporary reserves to the banking system via eight-day fixed system repurchase agreements and $3.005 billion via two-day repos.

The Fed earlier added $3.005 billion in temporary reserves to the banking system through 27-day repos.

The Fed accepted the following collateral on the eight-day
operation:
-- $0.250 billion in Treasuries, stop-out 6.40 percent;
-- $2.780 billion in agencies, stop-out 6.45 percent;
-- $2.970 billion in mortgage-backed securities, stop-out 6.47
percent.
The collateral on the two-day operation was:
-- $1.010 billion in Treasuries, stop-out 6.42 percent;
-- $1.695 billion in agencies, stop-out 6.49 percent;
-- $0.300 billion in mortgage-backed securities, stop-out 6.50
percent.
The Fed accepted the following collateral on the 27-day repo:
-- $0.385 billion in Treasuries, stop-out 6.34 percent;
-- $1.380 billion in agencies, stop-out 6.44 percent;
-- $1.240 billion in mortgage-backed securities, stop-out 6.47
percent.
Federal funds were trading at 6-5/8 percent, above the Fed's

6-1/2 percent target for the rate in morning dealings.
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