Overall temporary liquidity provided by the New York Fed was little changed, although banks did seek access to more longer-term money than the central bank was willing to provide. The Fed executed two repurchase agreement operations, or repos, on Thursday. The overnight operation totaled $46.75 billion, and eligible banks took less than the Fed was offering. The separate 14-day operation saw the banks offer the Fed $57.25 billion and the Fed take $30 billion. Overall temporary liquidity fell by $800 million to $169.5 billion.

Source: Wall Street Journal February 06, 2020 14:48 UTC