Hackeis [2019-09-12 15:03]:
kol mažina palūkanas nėra ko lįsti, aš jau buvau įmerkęs koją, tačiau gaila palūkanas vėl pradėjo mažinti, taigi laukiam kada vėl pradės kelti jei išvis kels. Kuo labiau mažina tuo didesnė tikimybė, kad kažkuris bankas neištemps.

Cash has drained from the financial system in recent days as corporations have withdrawn deposits from banks or money-market funds in order to meet their quarterly tax payments.
At the same time, the settlement of mid-month U.S. Treasury coupon auctions means there’s more collateral in the repo market. The increases in both demand for cash and supply of available securities have led to upward pressure in the repo overnight lending market. On Monday this pushed the SOFR benchmark published by the Federal Reserve up to 2.43%, compared to 2.20% on Friday and a month to date average of 2.17%.
Such a liquidity-driven run up is commonly seen at quarter-ends, when corporate funding needs impact short-term borrowing, such as in December 2018 when the rate briefly jumped from 2.46 to 3.00. But given the off-cycle spike, the New York Fed announced on September 17 that it would initiate $75 billion in repo transactions, injecting cash into the financial system to boost liquidity.