The Fed balance sheet is a financial statement published once a week that shows what the Federal Reserve (Fed) owns and owes.

The Fed added $38 billion in short-term Treasury bills, of which $15 billion replaced MBS that came off the balance sheet in December, and $23 billion were “Reserve Management Purchases.” ...

The Federal Reserve has to grapple with the question of how big its balance sheet should be after it stopped shrinking its $6.5 trillion portfolio, according to economists at the central bank.

Central bankers and economists gather in Jackson Hole for their annual weekend symposium starting today with the U.S. Federal Reserve's balance sheet standing near USD8tn, several hundred billion ...

Wall Street is fixated on when the Federal Reserve will finally cut interest rates, but the market's real vulnerability sits deeper inside the institution itself. A central bank that is divided, ...

The Federal Reserve's balance sheet has shrunk from a peak of $8.97 trillion in April 2022 to $6.56 trillion as the central bank has unwound much of the Treasury and agency mortgage-backed security ...

(Reuters) -Some Wall Street analysts now believe the Federal Reserve will pull the plug on its long-running effort to shrink its balance sheet at the end of the month. These central bank watchers ...

Discussions about an optimal size of the Fed’s balance sheet are increasingly at odds with the diverse drivers of how this ledger interacts with a shifting regulatory environment. The Federal ...

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At the 67th Annual Meeting of the National Association for Business Economics, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Monetary policy is more effective when the public understands what the Federal Reserve does ...

With traders pricing in a 100% certainty of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut this week, there has also been some attention on whether the central bank will need to soon end the process of shrinking ...

Federal Reserve officials have a suddenly pressing decision when they meet this week that has nothing to do with an interest-rate cut. It is whether to stop shrinking the central bank’s $6.6 trillion ...