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Fed Balance Sheet QT: -$42 Billion in January, -$2.15 Trillion from Peak, to $6.81 Trillion, Lowest since May 2020. Bye-Bye BTFP

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Quantitative Tightening has shed 45% of Pandemic-QE. Bank liquidity facilities at or near zero.

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Fed Balance Sheet QT: -$42 Billion in January, -$2.15 Trillion from Peak, to $6.81 Trillion, Lowest since May 2020. Bye-Bye BTFP

Quantitative Tightening has shed 45% of Pandemic-QE. Bank liquidity facilities at or near zero.

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Fed Balance Sheet QT: -$42 Billion in January, -$2.15 Trillion From Peak, to $6.81 Trillion, Lowest Since May 2020. Bye-Bye BTFP

by Wolf Richter Wolf Street Quantitative Tightening has shed 45% of Pandemic-QE. Bank liquidity facilities at or near zero. Total assets on the Fed’s balance sheet declined by $42 billion in January, to $6.81 trillion, the lowest since May 2020, according to the Fed’s weekly balance sheet today. During May 2020, the third month of its mega-QE, the Fed had added $510 billion in that month alone to its balance sheet. So at the current pace of QT, …

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