US Fed Balance Sheet (Mar/11) 6.65 (Prev. 6.63)

Newsquawk Staff · 12 Mar 2026, 20:50 UTC

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The slight increase in the Fed's balance sheet suggests a continuation of accommodative monetary policy, although the change seems modest. Traders may interpret this as a sign that the Fed is maintaining a supportive stance despite ongoing economic developments. Watch for potential implications on interest rates and the USD, as even small shifts can influence market sentiment.

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EUR/NOK+0.6%
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