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Fed Balance Sheet QT: -$15 Billion in September, -$2.38 Trillion from Peak, to $6.59 Trillion
Total assets on the Fed’s balance sheet declined by $15 billion in September, to $6.59 trillion. This $15 billion decline was a mix of $24 billion of declines and $9 billion of increases: • $24 billion of declines spread over four accounts: • MBS: -$17 billion • Treasury securities: -$4 billion • Unamortized premiums: -$2 billion • Pandemic-era SPVs: -$1 billion • $9 billion of increases spread over two accounts: • Discount Window: +$3 billion • Accrued interest: +$6 billion Since the peak of its balance sheet in April 2022, the Fed’s QT has shed $2.38 trillion, or 26.5% of its total assets. In ... (full story)