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macroJun 25, 2026, 1:00 AM

Fed Balance Sheet Rises $11B to $6.74 Trillion, Highest Since March 2025

The Federal Reserve's balance sheet increased by $11 billion in the week ending June 17, reaching $6.74 trillion, the highest level since March 2025. Treasury holdings surged $251.8 billion year-to-date, while MBS holdings declined.

The Federal Reserve's balance sheet expanded by $11 billion in the week ending June 17, bringing total assets to $6.74 trillion—the highest since March 2025. Since the start of the year, total assets have risen by $162.8 billion.

The increase has been driven primarily by Treasury holdings, which have surged $251.8 billion to $4.49 trillion, the highest since June 2024. Conversely, holdings of Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) have declined by $74.2 billion to $1.96 trillion, the lowest since September 2020.

The Fed's balance sheet now stands 76% above pre-pandemic levels, continuing its expansionary trajectory.

Source: The Kobeissi Letter