The Fed's Balance Sheet Climbs to $6.74 Trillion, Highest Since March 2025

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The Federal Reserve's balance sheet climbed to $6.74 trillion on Thursday, reaching its highest level since March 2025. The central bank's reported assets expanded by $162.8 billion since the start of 2026, indicating a renewed phase of portfolio growth following periods of quantitative tightening.

Expanding balance sheet figures typically reflect increased holdings of Treasury securities or mortgage-backed assets. The shift injects additional liquidity into the financial system, prompting market strategists to monitor whether the trend signals a pivot toward supportive monetary policy as economic data evolves.

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@cointelegraph

🇺🇸 NOW: The Fed's balance sheet climbed to $6.74 trillion, the highest since March 2025 as total assets have risen $162.8B since the start of the year.

@swandesk

JUST IN: The Fed's balance sheet climbed to $6.74 trillion, the highest since March 2025 as total assets have risen $162.8B since the start of the year.

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