The Federal Reserve Bank of New York added $83.1 billion in temporary liquidity to financial markets on Thursday, as a top central bank leader said the central bank may keep adding temporary money to markets for longer than policy makers had expected when they started down this path.
The liquidity came in two parts. There was an overnight repurchase agreement, or repo, that totaled $48.8 billion, and a $34.3 billion 14-day repo intervention. That compared to the $46.6 billion in temporary liquidity the Fed added to money markets...
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