The Fed is being urged to take stronger measures to address the pressures in the short-term financing market.

According to Mars Finance, reports from Jin10 indicate that the accumulating pressure in the global bond market has sparked calls for the Fed to take more forceful measures. Companies including Bank of America and Barclays have warned that the Fed may need to increase lending in the short-term market or directly purchase securities to inject funds into the banking system and alleviate pressure on overnight interest rates. Gennadiy Goldberg, the interest rate strategy head at TD Securities, stated that investors believe the Fed's actions may be too slow to prevent reserves from becoming scarce. Although the Fed announced it would stop reducing its holdings of U.S. Treasuries on December 1, the pressure is still ongoing.