The latest Federal Reserve data is out, and as these three charts illustrate, the “extraordinary measures” taken during the Biden years have been almost totally unwound.
Federal Curtain Call
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Let. Them. Burn.
Our bullish friends, those corporate welfare queens who don’t have a decent bone in their body (unless they get lucky with Grindr) are having a rare bad day.
Til Debt Do Us Part
Almost Normal
The “extraordinary measures” taken by the Fed during Covid have slowly been tamped down. The assets owned by the Fed have steadily moved lower, although the couple of trillion dollars sold off are dwarfed by the $7 trillion still lingering around Fed coffers.
Normalization Blues
The latest Fed liquidity data is in, and it’s striking how we’ve come “full circle” with these multi-trillion dollar government stimulus efforts.
