Federal Reserve Halts New Bond Purchases for Third Consecutive Month

The New York Fed will refrain for a third straight month from injecting more money into the financial system through purchases of new Treasury bonds. It will still buy $14.6 billion in Treasury securities solely from reinvesting proceeds from maturing securities. The reason for this decision is the relative stability of financial markets.

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For the third month in a row, the New York Federal Reserve refrained from injecting more money into the financial system by buying new Treasuries. This institution will continue to buy 14 billion and 600 million dollars of treasury bonds only from the place of reinvestment of the funds obtained from the maturing bonds.

The reason for this decision is the relative stability of the financial markets and the Federal Reserve's lack of immediate liquidity injection. However, markets expect new purchases to resume in mid-November and provide more liquidity to the banking system.