The U.S. Federal Reserve could announce plans to stop shrinking its bond stockpi...
- The U.S. Federal Reserve could announce plans to stop shrinking its bond stockpile as early as next week and as late as June, Pacific Investment Management Co , which oversees more than $1.66 trillion in assets, said on Thursday.
The Fed’s assets surged to more than $4.5 trillion, but holdings now stand just under $4 trillion because the central bank stopped reinvesting some proceeds. This year, Fed officials will be considering whether to move to a balance sheet composed exclusively of Treasuries and whether to actively cut the length of those investments.
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