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To: oldirtybastard who wrote (63899)	2/1/2001 11:56:12 AM
From: flatsville	Respond to of 436258

ODB-- Holy crap. I'm reading 11.485 B for the day? biz.yahoo.com Thursday February 1, 11:08 am Eastern Time Fed adds $5.485 bln in reserves via overnight repos NEW YORK, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve said on Thursday it added $5.485 billion in temporary reserves to the banking system through a round of overnight fixed system repurchase agreements. Earlier, the Fed added $4.0 billion in reserves via seven-day repos and $2.0 billion in reserves through 28-day repos. The Fed accepted the following collateral for the overnight repos: -- $3.650 billion in Treasuries, stop out 5.44 percent, -- $1.585 billion in agencies, stop out 5.50 percent, -- $0.250 billion in MBS, stop out 5.53 percent. The Fed accepted the following collateral for the seven-day repos: -- $1.875 billion in Treasuries, stop out 5.40 percent, -- $2.125 billion in agencies, stop out 5.47 percent. The Fed accepted the following collateral for the 28-day repos: -- $1.375 billion in Treasuries, stop out 5.38 percent, -- $0.225 billion in agencies, stop out 5.45 percent, -- $0.400 billion in MBS, stop out 5.49 percent. At the time of the operation, federal funds were trading at 5-9/16 percent, above the Fed's new 5.50 percent target.