Repo Rate in the United States remained unchanged at 5.37 on Tuesday April 9. Repo Rate in the United States averaged 2.33 from 1995 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 6.94 in September of 2019 and a record low of -0.01 in December of 2009. source: Federal Reserve

Related	Last	Previous	Unit	Reference
Banks Balance Sheet	25069.30	24941.80	USD Billion	Mar 2026
Fed Balance Sheet	6657161.00	6655939.00	USD Million	Mar 2026
Foreign Exchange Reserves	39222.00	38641.00	USD Million	Jan 2026
Fed Interest Rate	3.75	3.75	percent	Mar 2026
Loans to Private Sector	2789.61	2739.31	USD Billion	Feb 2026
Money Supply M0	5388000.00	5402500.00	USD Million	Feb 2026
Money Supply M1	19396.90	19201.10	USD Billion	Feb 2026
Money Supply M2	22667.30	22442.10	USD Billion	Feb 2026

United States Overnight Repo Rate

Overnight repo rate is the interest rate at which different market participants swap treasuries for cash to cover short-term cash needs. The repo rate is helping to ensure banks have the liquidity to meet their daily operational needs and maintain sufficient reserves. The repo rate usually trades in line with the Federal Reserve’s target interest rate.