Rates & Fed · August 21, 2026 · 1 min read

New York Fed Reverse Repo Operation Accepted $200 Million on August 21

Published August 21, 2026 • Updated August 21, 2026

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s published operation record reports $200 million accepted in a reverse repurchase operation dated August 21, 2026.

CONFIRMED FACTS The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s reverse-repurchase-operation results API lists one operation dated August 21, 2026. The record identifies the operation as a Reverse Repo and reports totalAmtAccepted of $200,000,000. The record’s operation identifier is RP 082126 27. It reports the operation date and accepted total; the result returned by the API does not provide a bidder-level breakdown. ANALYSIS The reported accepted amount equals $0.2 billion. This is an operation result, not a measure of the Federal Reserve System’s total assets, bank reserves, money-market activity, or the Treasury market. A reverse repo operation is a secured transaction; the single accepted-total field does not by itself identify the broader reason for the operation or its effect on financial conditions. UNKNOWNS AND LIMITS The cited result does not disclose the identity or number of counterparties, their submitted amounts, the operation’s rate, collateral-level detail, or motivations. It cannot establish causation for movements in market interest rates, liquidity, inflation, credit, or economic activity. The brief uses the operation-date record as published by the New York Fed and does not infer a trend from one observation.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Reverse Repo Operation Results, August 21, 2026 — Primary New York Fed operation-results record for the August 21, 2026 operation date, operation type, identifier, and total accepted amount.

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