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The Fed will be buying $75 billion in Treasurys today and Friday as part of stimulus effort
PUBLISHED THU, MAR 19 20209:27 AM EDTUPDATED 41 MIN AGO
Jeff Cox
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The Federal Reserve will be buying $75 billion in Treasurys on Thursday and Friday as the central bank continues its efforts to keep markets flowing smoothly amid the coronavirus crisis.

In the latest in a frenzied series of developments, the New York Fed laid out a schedule for buying it will undertake across a series of maturities.


In all, the purchases will total $75 billion, an acceleration from the $40 billion total the Fed had originally set when it announced its latest operations to expand its balance sheet.

The schedule looks like this:

9:40 – 10:00 am: Treasury Coupons 7 to 20 year sector, for around $6 billion

10:30 – 10:50 am: Treasury Coupons 4.5 to 7 year sector, for around $11 billion

11:20 – 11:40 am: Treasury Coupons 2.25 to 4.5 year sector, for around $17 billion

12:10 – 12:30 pm: Treasury Coupons 0 to 2.25 year sector, for around $25 billion

1:00 – 1:20 pm: Treasury Coupons 20 to 30 year sector, for around $9 billion

1:50 – 2:10 pm: TIPS 1 to 7.5 year sector (Thursday)/TIPS 7.5 to 30 year sector (Friday), for around $7 billion

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Oil surges 23%, on track for best day ever, rebounding from Wednesday’s steep losses
PUBLISHED THU, MAR 19 202011:33 AM EDTUPDATED MOMENTS AGO
Pippa Stevens
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U.S. oil jumped 23% on Thursday, putting it on track for its best day on record, clawing back more than half of the losses from Wednesday’s steep slide.

U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose 23.4%, or $4.77, to trade at $25.12 per barrel. International benchmark Brent crude jumped 9.5%, or $2.37, to trade at $27.29 per barrel.


The sharp move higher follows significant losses on Wednesday, which saw WTI drop 24.4% to settle at a more than 18-year low. It was WTI’s third worst day on record.

KKM Financial’s Jeff Kilburg said Thursday’s jump was due to the “rubber band” effect. “Prices are elastic and this is the snap back of a historic oversold condition in WTI,” he said.

Scott Nations, president and chief investment officer at NationsShares, reiterated this point, saying crude was “wildly” oversold.

“Crude was wildly oversold, with a Relative Strength Index which got below 14, the lowest I’ve ever seen for any commodity, and we’ve now decided that maybe the global economy isn’t going to come to an end,” he said.

He noted that crude moved higher in tandem with the broader market, as China reported no new coronavirus cases, and as central banks worldwide announced stimulus measures aimed at curbing the economic slowdown caused by the virus.

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