(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve said it will start shrinking its balance sheet at a slower pace starting next month, reducing the amount of bond holdings it lets roll off every month.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Friday said he opposed the U.S. central bank's decision this week to slow the pace of reduction of its securities holdings because the level of reserves ...

Money-supply growth rose year over year in February for the seventh month in a row, the first time this has happened since ...

The Fed is slowly shrinking its balance sheet after it ballooned to record of nearly $9 trillion during the COVID-19 crisis, when the central bank bought trillions of dollars in assets to support ...

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve could continue shedding mortgage-backed securities even once it stops shrinking its balance sheet. During its meeting Wednesday afternoon, the Federal Open Market ...

The Fed also said Wednesday it would slow the pace at which it’s shrinking its balance sheet. Beginning in April, the central bank will lower the monthly cap on the amount of Treasuries it will ...

"Reducing the Federal Reserve's balance sheet is an important part of normalizing ... could obscure how much bank reserves are actually shrinking, risking potential market disruptions once ...

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Financial markets are not just focused on what the Federal Reserve says about the future path of interest rates on Wednesday. The markets are also on alert for changes to the Fed's ongoing runoff ...

The Federal Reserve said it will start shrinking its balance sheet at a slower pace starting next month, reducing the amount of bond holdings it lets roll off every month. Officials, who left interest ...