The U.S. Federal Reserve may soon need to grow its balance sheet through bond purchases and could consider shortening the ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it is ending the drawdown of its still substantial balance sheet amid evidence money ...

Earlier this month, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted that the Fed could soon end its quantitative tightening ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told reporters that bank reserves appear to remain abundant, leaving room for the central bank to continue shrinking its balance sheet, a process widely known as ...

The Federal Reserve's potential end to quantitative tightening could lower mortgage rates and impact the housing market.

In order to keep enough liquidity in the financial system to keep interest rates under control, at some point the Fed will ...

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 ...

Since the “Great Recession” began in late 2008, the Federal Reserve has responded decisively and aggressively in an attempt to contain economic malaise and spur growth. With the Federal Funds rate ...

As of March 22, the United States Federal Reserve’s balance sheet has surged by nearly $94.5 billion — a $297 billion increase from the last week when the banking crisis started. Overall, the U.S.