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Fed’s Logan Seeks Clearer Separation of Market Operations

Bloomberg Markets Friday 13 November 2026, 15:19 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 13th, 2026 Fed’s Logan Seeks Clearer Separation of Market Operations Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan called for the US central bank to separate assets purchased for market-functioning purposes from the ones it holds for monetary-policy operations. “One way to keep market functioning purchases from providing undesired stimulus would be for the FOMC to hold the purchased securities in a separate account and commit to sell them as soon as possible,” Logan said Friday at...

Nov 13th, 2026 Fed’s Logan Seeks Clearer Separation of Market Operations Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan called for the US central bank to separate assets purchased for market-functioning purposes from the ones it holds for monetary-policy operations. “One way to keep market functioning purchases from providing undesired stimulus would be for the FOMC to hold the purchased securities in a separate account and commit to sell them as soon as possible,” Logan said Friday at a bank funding conference co-hosted by the Dallas Fed.
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