Fed Still On Autopilot: Balance Sheet Shrinkage Reaches $547 Billion

In February, the Fed shed $57 billion in assets, according to the Fed’s balance sheet for the week ended March 6, released this afternoon. This slashed the assets on its balance sheet to $3,969 billion, the lowest since December 2013. Via its “balance sheet normalization,” the Fed has now shed $501 billion. And since peak-balance-sheet at the end of 2014, the Fed has shed $547 billion:

 

 

 

 

 

https://wolfstreet.com/2019/03/07/feds-qe-unwind-reaches-501-billion-balance-sheet-falls-below-4-trillion-autopilot-still-engaged/