Fed's Balance-sheet Runoff Could End In Latter Half Of 2019

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Fri, 02/22/2019 - 11:51am

The Federal Reserve could stop reducing Treasury holdings from its $4 trillion asset portfolio in the latter half of the year to determine underlying demand for the central bank’s liabilities, top officials said.

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Fed's Balance-sheet Runoff Could End In Latter Half Of 2019

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