The Federal Reserve has been shrinking its balance sheet for 10 consecutive months, and the total balance sheet has dropped to US$7.67 trillion.
According to data from the Federal Reserve official website, as of January 16th, the total size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet has decreased to $7.67 trillion, and it has been shrinking for 10 consecutive months since the Silicon Valley Bank incident in March last year.
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