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Fed Reverse Repos, Total (H.4.1) — incl. Foreign Official

All reverse repurchase agreements on the Fed's balance sheet, Wednesday level: the ON RRP facility plus the foreign official and international accounts pool.

$334.1 bln+$7.3 blnAs of October 21, 2026

Reverse repurchase agreements increased $7.3 bln to $334.1 bln. First week up in three weeks. Biggest increase in three weeks. Highest level in three weeks. Down $13.8 bln y-o-y.

Last two years

Fed Reverse Repos, Total (H.4.1) — incl. Foreign Official, last two years$265.6 bln$430.1 bln$594.6 bln$759.1 bln$923.6 bln20252026

Source: Federal Reserve H.4.1 (FRED: WLRRAL).

Questions

What is the latest fed reverse repos, total (h.4.1)?

$334.1 bln as of October 21, 2026.

What does reverse repurchase agreements measure?

All reverse repurchase agreements on the Fed's balance sheet, Wednesday level: the ON RRP facility plus the foreign official and international accounts pool.

Why does it matter for markets?

With ON RRP drained, what's left is mostly foreign central banks parking dollars at the Fed. That pool moves with dollar demand abroad, not with domestic liquidity.

Where does the data come from and how often is it updated?

Federal Reserve H.4.1 (FRED: WLRRAL). This page refreshes automatically every week, within an hour of the source publishing.

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