The Federal Reserve's balance sheet size has fallen to a new low, decreasing by nearly $2 trillion since its peak in April 2022
According to ChainCatcher news, analysis by Creative Planning's Chief Market Strategist Charlie Bilello shows that the Federal Reserve's balance sheet has fallen to its lowest level since September 2020, having decreased by $1.9 trillion since its peak in April 2022. To fully unwind the quantitative easing policy from March 2020 to April 2022, an additional reduction of $2.9 trillion is needed.
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