The Fed slowed the pace of its balance-sheet runoff at its March policy meeting, a move that can work to lower long-term bond yields and led some watchers of the central bank to speculate that policym ...

The Federal Reserve can keep reducing its roughly $6.7 trillion balance sheet at a slow pace because banking reserves still remain "abundant," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday. Powell noted that ...

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On Wednesday local time, the US Fed released the minutes of its March monetary policy meeting on its official website. The minutes revealed that Fed policymakers almost unanimously agreed at last ...

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Meanwhile, Fed policymakers do seem to have coalesced around a plan to leave their balance sheet permanently bigger than it ever was in the past, the minutes show. “Almost all participants ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said he now sees just one interest-rate cut as likely this year, rather than two, with tariff hikes impeding progress on disinflation. “I ...

and the second was to drain the liquidity that had been added through a reduction of the Fed’s balance sheet. This was to be conducted by allowing maturing securities to run-off subject to a ...

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“The US Fed plans to slow the pace of balance sheet reduction by adjusting the monthly redemption cap on Treasury securities by April. The FOMC decisions have mixed implications for currency ...

Waller noted the Fed has a variety of tools to address any shocks that could emerge. “Rather than changing our current pace of balance-sheet reduction, the Federal Reserve should rely on those ...