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The Fed's $60 billion monthly cash injections aren't enough to solve recent money-market stresses, JPMorgan says Ben Winck Oct. 21, 2019, 09:27 AM Reuters/Kevin Lamarque Money market stress isn't likely to be calmed by recent Federal Reserve capital injections, and will likely get worse through the end of the year, JPMorgan Chase analysts wrote. The Federal Reserve began monthly purchases of $60 billion worth of Treasurys , but the capital will likely remain with primary lenders when non-primary firms are the ones that need it most, the analysts said. Though some of the cash will make it to the non-primary dealers, those transfers will face the same hurdles that created the funding stress in the first place, according to the analysts. Visit the Business Insider homepage for more stories . Recent pressures on the US money market aren't likely to be solved by the Federal Reserve's latest capital injections, JPMorgan Chas...
