The FOMC minutes will attract attention. Investors know that 13 of the 17 Fed officials anticipate that no change is rates will be necessary this year. The real interest will be on color around the repo operations. There is hope that more details about how the Fed will approach the challenge. Is it close to establishing a permanent repo facility to match the reverse repos? What about the $60 bln a month of T-bill purchases that are to run into Q2? The answers may not be forthcoming in the minutes, primarily because the Fed itself probably does not have the answers yet. The playbook is still being written. Separately, five Fed officials speak today: Barkin, Daly, Evans, Kaplan, and Brainard. Only the latter two vote (The voting power rotates to Kaplan and Brainard is a Governor). --Marc to Market