Fed to Halt Balance Sheet Reduction Amid Rising Market Stress
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The Federal Reserve announced it will cease shrinking its Treasury holdings starting December 1 after a three-year process, while continuing to reduce mortgage-backed securities, amid rising funding costs and tightening money markets, without immediate plans to inject liquidity into the system.
Topics:business#balance-sheet#economy#federal-reserve#interest-rates#liquidity#quantitative-tightening
- Fed to End Balance Sheet Runoff Dec. 1 Amid Rising Funding Costs Bloomberg.com
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- The Fed’s $6.6 Trillion Test: When to End Its Portfolio Runoff - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- Federal Reserve nears end of QT amid signs of stress in money markets Financial Times
- Why the Fed May Stop Shrinking Its Balance Sheet Sooner Than Expected Barron's
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