Despite the steady decline in the Fed balance sheet under the continuing QT, “Net Fed Liquidity”—which adjusts the balance for reverse repurchase agreements (RRA) and the Treasury general account (TGA)—is actually unchanged since the fall of 2022. Not coincidentally, that’s when the current bull market began.
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