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FED WATCHJefferson Tue 22: over 60% of discount window loan requests via Discount Window DirectLead Story
Fed WatchSep 22, 2026
Jefferson Tue 22: over 60% of discount window loan requests via Discount Window Direct

Vice Chair Philip N. Jefferson. 2026 U.S. Treasury Market Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, New York, New York. Last-Modified Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:20:19 GMT. March 2020 sharp increase in Treasury securities pledged. Borrower-in-Custody simplifications dated September 8, 2026: simplified forms, faster enrollment, automated pledged loan lists. 2024 request for information follow-through. PDF https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/files/jefferson20260922a.pdf.

Over 60% of requests use Discount Window Direct. Three dimensions: business-process, automation, FHLB. Same-day Treasury pledge; shock absorber. As-of Tue 22 Sep 2026. Federal Reserve.

As-of Tue 22 Sep 2026
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Technical AnalysisSep 22, 2026BTC
$ASTER breaks $0.7344 resistance: structure and next levels

$ASTER has reclaimed four-hour resistance at $0.7344 and is testing $0.7372. The next structural resistance sits at $0.7456, and traders should watch whether the breakout holds or pulls back to retest support.

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