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Date Posted: 9:28:31 1/31/23 Tue
Author: Jasper
Subject: We shall see in a month or two. Or are the overnight borrowers in trouble.

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The true level of ‘excess’ bank reserves has becoming hard to ascertain in the post-Global Financial Crisis regulatory environment, so watching reverse repos is the simplest way to know if QT is starting to drain excess liquidity.

Judging by the chart above, which shows that the amount of reverse repos being sold by the Fed remains near its all time highs, QT still have a very long way to run.

https://thesoundingline.com/fed-reverse-repos-show-qt-has-long-way-to-go/

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