Economists at Deutsche Bank think the Fed will announce a pause in shrinking the balance sheet on March 19, with the program to resume in September. They don’t think QT will stop until March 2026.

various participants noted that it may be appropriate to consider pausing or slowing balance sheet runoff until the resolution of this event,” the minutes noted. Fed officials had already been ...

U.S. Sen Katie Britt, a Republican from Alabama, asked Powell during his congressional testimony this week about large and ongoing “mark-to-market” losses on the Fed’s balance sheet.

Federal Reserve officials deliberated whether to ... it could be appropriate “to consider pausing or slowing balance sheet runoff until the resolution” of the debt limit, according to minutes ...

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An official who manages the Federal Reseve’s monetary-policy implementation said tweaks to the composition of the central bank’s balance sheet could mean the Fed would eventually own relatively more ...

The Federal Reserve should keep shrinking its balance sheet, albeit slowly, through a period of fiscal uncertainty, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said in a recent interview with Reuters.

Minutes from the last Federal Reserve meeting read ... that it may be appropriate to consider pausing or slowing balance sheet runoff until the resolution of this event. Several participants ...

Would someone please ask Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell when he plans to stop shrinking the central bank's balance sheet? That's an item that Bret Barker, co-head of global rates at TCW ...

Since then, the Fed’s balance-sheet holdings have declined by about $1.7 trillion, from a peak around $9 trillion. Officials reduced the monthly pace of QT starting last month.

The Federal Reserve’s large pile of paper losses ... low-coupon bonds that have been sitting on the central bank’s balance sheet since the pandemic. Back To Top ...

U.S. Sen Katie Britt, a Republican from Alabama, asked Powell during his congressional testimony this week about large and ongoing "mark-to-market" losses on the Fed's balance sheet. The Fed's ...