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Fed balance sheet declines for fourth consecutive week – down $141B
Tackling inflation: uncovering the Fed's $141 billion balance sheet reduction and its implications on liquidity.
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Quick Take
- The Fed balance sheet has shrunk for the fourth consecutive week — totaling $141 billion.
- In addition, the fed balance has reversed 36% of the post-SVB liquidity injections — which contributed to $392 billion.
- Quantitative tightening and liquidity drained from the system continue as the Fed grapples with inflation.
- Meanwhile, the Fed discount window and Bank Term Funding Programme turned higher in the latest week — to a combined $143.9 billion from $139.5 billion.
