<p>Wall Street strategists suggest that the Federal Reserve could temporarily inject liquidity into the market during periods of liquidity stress, such as Treasury settlement days or key payment dates. John Velis, a macro strategist at Bank of NY Mellon, stated, &#34;If this pressure in the funding markets persists and the relevant interest rates remain above the Federal Reserve's policy rate, we believe that such temporary open market operations are not out of the question.&#34;</p>

<p>Wall Street strategists suggest that the Federal Reserve temporarily inject liquidity into the market during periods of liquidity tightness, such as Treasury settlement days. John Velis, a macro strategist at Bank of NY Mellon, pointed out that if funding market pressures persist and relevant interest rates exceed the Federal Reserve's policy rate, temporary open market operations may be possible</p>

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