Fed Considers Ending Balance Sheet Reduction Amid Market Strains
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The Federal Reserve is considering ending its balance sheet reduction program to prevent market chaos, amid signs of tightening liquidity and rising short-term borrowing costs, which could influence future monetary policy and White House relations.
Topics:business#balance-sheet#economy#federal-reserve#interest-rates#market-stress#quantitative-tightening
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