POMO

The New York Federal Reserve purchased $8.869 billion in U.S. Treasury debt during its permanent open market operations (POMO) today. Dealers submitted $22.356 billion worth of debt, meaning there was more than two bids for every one accepted during this particular auction. Maturities purchased...

The New York Federal Reserve purchased $8.36 billion in U.S. Treasury debt during its permanent open market operations (POMO) today. Dealers submitted $18.959 billion worth of debt, meaning the auction was more than five times oversubscribed, which is much higher than most auctions have been...

The New York Federal Reserve purchased $2.2 billion worth of U.S. Treasury securities today, during its permanent open market operations (POMO). Dealers submitted $8.169 billion, as the auction was more than three times submitted-to-accepted. The maturity dates purchased were 08/15/2028 - 11/15/...

The New York Federal Reserve purchased $7.716 billion in U.S. Treasury debt during its permanent open market operations (POMO) today. Dealers submitted $39.060 billion worth of debt, meaning the auction was more than five times oversubscribed, which is much higher than most auctions have been...

The Federal Reserve purchased $1.74 billion during today's POMO of U.S. Treasury Inflation Protected Securities. Dealers offered $4.939 billion worth of bonds, meaning the auction was almost three times over subscribed. Maturities purchased were from 04/15/2013 - 02/15/2040. For a full list of...

The NY Federal Reserve Bank concluded its Friday edition of POMO and purchased $7.306 billion worth of U.S. Treasuries, during the auction. Dealers submitted $24.887 billion to be purchased. Maturities purchased were from 2015-2016. For a full list of CUSIPs purchased, please visit the NY Fed's...

The almost daily POMO has just finished, and the NY Federal Reserve Bank bought $8.412 billion worth of U.S. debt today. The Fed announced its new schedule yesterday, and today was the first auction of the third schedule. Dealers offered to sell $20.995 billion, as dealers look to leverage up...

The first permanent open market operation (POMO) schedule for 2011 has been released. The New York arm of the Fed will buy $112 billion between now and February 9. Of the approximate $112 billion being purchased, $80 billion is from the second round of quantitative easing, and $32 billion is from...

The NY Federal Reserve Bank just concluded its POMO for today, and purchased $7.79 billion worth of U.S. Treasuries, after being offered $19.501 billion worth of bonds. Maturities purchased were from 02/15/2018 to 11/15/2020. For a full list of CUSIPs purchased, please visit the NY Fed website.

The New York arm of the Federal Reserve purchased $7.199 billion worth of U.S. Treasury securities during its POMO today. Dealers offered $24.168 billion worth of government debt, meaning the auction was more than three times oversubscribed. Dealers are trying to get rid of as much debt as...

The NY Federal Reserve Bank just concluded its POMO, and it bought $6.78 billion worth of U.S. Treasuries. The Fed bought debt maturing from 2015-2016. Dealers offered $18.564 billion worth of debt, meaning the auction was almost three times more oversubscribed, which is in line with previous...

The NY Federal Reserve Bank just concluded its latest POMO auction, and bought $1.5 billion in U.S. Treasury Inflation Protected Securities. Dealers offered $9.36 billion in debt maturing from 2028 to 2040, one of the biggest offers in a while. The auction was more than seven times overbid. For...

Today's POMO is the last of the TIPS auction, and just got under way. It's not a very large auction, and will come in somewhere between $1.5 billion and $2.5 billion. Maturities being bought are between 2028-2040, so the Fed is going out on the long end of the curve on this auction. Despite...

The New York Fed conducted its first POMO of the year, and bought $7.79 billion worth of U.S. Treasury securities during the auction, in an effort to boost the economy. The NY Fed will do another four POMO's this week. Dealers offered $17.004 to the New York-based arm of the central bank, meaning...

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York bought another $2.07 billion during its POMO today. This is the last POMO for the week. Dealers offered $13.055 billion worth of debt, meaning the auction was more than six times oversubscribed, one of the highest in recent auctions. Maturities purchased...