As per Bijiie, the U.S. Federal Reserve will inject $6.8 billion into financial markets via a repurchase agreement on December 22, marking the first liquidity injection since 2020. This brings the total liquidity injected over the past 10 days to around $38 billion to address year-end market tensions. While the Fed describes the move as routine technical management, cryptocurrency investors view the increase in systemic liquidity as a positive signal for risk assets like Bitcoin.
Fed Injects $6.8 Billion into Markets via Repo, First Since 2020
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The U.S. Federal Reserve injected $6.8 billion into markets via a repo on December 22, the first such move since 2020. Over the past 10 days, the total liquidity added nears $38 billion to ease year-end strains. The Fed calls it routine, but crypto traders see it as a boost for the cryptocurrency market. More attention is turning to altcoins to watch as liquidity rises.
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