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Federal Reserve vs. U.S. Treasury: Key Differences Explained

October 3, 2026 by Bruno
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Understand the distinct roles of the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury, how debt issuance differs from monetary policy, and how money moves through markets.

Categories Market Education Tags department of the treasury, federal reserve, fiscal policy, investing basics, monetary policy, treasury debt issuance

Fed Discount Window Explained: Rates, Collateral, and Stigma

October 3, 2026 by Bruno
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How the Federal Reserve’s discount window works: primary credit rates, eligible collateral, borrowing mechanics, and why banks manage discount window stigma.

Categories Market Education Tags bank liquidity, discount window, federal reserve, investing basics, primary credit rate

Treasury Curve Steepens to +46 Bps: What 5.24% Yields Mean for Debt

October 3, 2026 by Bruno
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The 2s10s Treasury yield curve steepened to +46 bps as the 10-year yield held at 5.24%, creating a challenging refinancing backdrop for corporate borrowers.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates, Market Trend Tags 10-year treasury, capital markets, corporate debt, federal reserve, treasury yields, yield curve steepening

September Jobs Add Just 29,000: Stocks Jump as Yields Slide

October 2, 2026 by Bruno
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U.S. employers added 29,000 jobs in September while unemployment rose to 4.2%, cooling Fed rate hike fears and sparking a rally in stock index futures.

Categories Stock Market, Stocks Tags federal reserve, jobs report, nonfarm payrolls, september jobs, stock market, treasury yields

Fed Finalizes Stress Test Rule to Cut Capital Volatility

October 1, 2026 by Bruno
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The Federal Reserve finalized rules to halve stress-test capital volatility using two-year averaging and mandate annual public comment on supervisory models.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates, Market Trend Tags bank capital requirements, bank stress test, capital markets, federal reserve, stress capital buffer

Central Bank Liquidity Swaps: How Global Dollar Funding Works

September 29, 2026 by Bruno
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Central bank liquidity swaps provide foreign central banks with dollars during market stress. Here is how swap lines, pricing, and collateral mechanics work.

Categories Market Education Tags capital markets, central bank liquidity swaps, dollar funding, federal reserve, fx swaps, monetary policy

SOFR vs. Fed Funds Rate: Secured vs. Unsecured Benchmarks

September 28, 2026 by Bruno
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Understand the key differences between SOFR and the Fed Funds Rate, from collateral and calculation methods to how they drive lending and policy.

Categories Market Education Tags fed funds rate, federal reserve, interest rates, investing basics, monetary policy, SOFR

Open Market Operations: How the Fed and the Desk Steer Rates

September 25, 2026 by Bruno
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Learn how Fed Open Market Operations work, how the New York Fed Desk trades with primary dealers, and how permanent vs. temporary repos steer interest rates.

Categories Market Education Tags capital markets, federal reserve, new york fed desk, open market operations, primary dealers, repo market

Fed Floor System: How IORB and ON RRP Set Interest Rates

September 16, 2026 by Bruno
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Discover how the Federal Reserve’s floor system controls interest rates using administered rates like IORB, the ON RRP facility, and the discount window.

Categories Bonds & Fixed Income, Federal Reserve & Rates, Market Education Tags federal reserve, interest rates, investing basics, iorb, monetary policy, reverse repo

Dow Drops 328 Points as 10-Year Yield Hits 5% and Oil Climbs

September 16, 2026 by Bruno
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The Dow dropped 328.09 points to 52,093.11 on Sept. 15 as the 10-year Treasury yield hit 5.00% and crude oil surged above ahead of the Fed rate decision.

Categories Market Trend Tags crude oil prices, dow jones, federal reserve, stock market, stock market today, treasury yields
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