The Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes revealed participants' concerns about the vulnerabilities in the U.S. Treasury market, citing issues such as the decline in dealer intermediation capacity, the impact of hedge funds, and insufficient market depth. Additionally, participants discussed banks' vulnerabilities to rising long-term yields, the maturity mismatch risks in foreign exchange swaps, and the potential impacts of stablecoins on the financial system and monetary policy. They emphasized the need to closely monitor their development and changes in demand for related assets.
