Economy
Fed Extends Pause on Reserve Management Purchases to Mid-October
The US Federal Reserve announced it will continue to abstain from buying Treasury bills for reserve management through mid-October, signaling stable bank reserves.
- The Federal Reserve extended its pause on reserve management purchases to mid-October.
- Policymakers are signaling satisfaction with current bank reserve levels.
Part of the storyline: Will the Fed raise rates again?
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