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Abstract:By Michael S. Derby (Reuters) – Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday the U.S. central bank has some distance left to run in terms of shrinking its balance sheet.
Powell: A “couple of years” before Fed nears end of balance sheet decline
By Michael S. Derby
(Reuters) – Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday the U.S. central bank has some distance left to run in terms of shrinking its balance sheet.
“We havent put a specific target on it” when it comes to where the balance sheet run down stops, Powell said at an appearance.
“It will be a couple of years” before reaching the right level of banking sector reserves, Powell said, adding selling bonds rather than allowing them to run off passively is “not something on the list of active things” officials are considering.
(Reporting by Michael S. Derby; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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