The Federal Reserve is set to roll out a fresh liquidity injection of $6.8 billion through repo operations on December 22. This move is part of the central bank's broader year-end funding support program, which has now pumped a cumulative $38 billion into the financial system over just the past 10 days. The ongoing repo operations underscore the Fed's commitment to maintaining adequate liquidity in markets heading into the final stretch of the year. For traders and investors, these large-scale injections typically signal eased funding conditions, which can ripple across asset classes—including crypto markets—especially as institutions rebalance portfolios during quarter-end periods.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 12-22 19:07
Is it point shaving again? With the year-end approaching, they still have to save the market, it's really unbelievable.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 12-22 19:07
The Fed has started point shaving again. Can it save the market by the end of the year? It feels like it's becoming a habit.
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EthMaximalist
· 12-22 19:03
Another point shaving is happening, now there's hope for a year-end surge.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-22 18:47
The Fed's recent actions, with year-end point shaving pumped up, institutions must be ready to buy the dip now.
The Federal Reserve is set to roll out a fresh liquidity injection of $6.8 billion through repo operations on December 22. This move is part of the central bank's broader year-end funding support program, which has now pumped a cumulative $38 billion into the financial system over just the past 10 days. The ongoing repo operations underscore the Fed's commitment to maintaining adequate liquidity in markets heading into the final stretch of the year. For traders and investors, these large-scale injections typically signal eased funding conditions, which can ripple across asset classes—including crypto markets—especially as institutions rebalance portfolios during quarter-end periods.