Yup! The Fed Just Screwed Us ...Again! #hyperinflation
Channel: Stock Docta' Trading
Date: 17/03/2023

#fed #powell #bailouts #jeromepowell #shorts 

And we have the Fed's balance sheet for the week ending this past Wednesday, and it is up by $297 billion as a result of a couple failed banks has got a borrowing at the discount window bargain. The discount window rose by 148.2 billion. And then this new program that the Fed launched on Sunday in order to provide par value for high quality collateral for the banks first time borrowing its 11.9 billion was borrowed by banks from this new Fed lending facility.

It's just difficult to know right now. We know there was a lot of borrowing at the window. For example, there was something like four and a half billion dollars of discount window borrowing in the week before this past week, 40, 48 billion. So that's a big increase right there. Steve, what kind of a position does this put the Fed in?

It's been trying to reduce its balance sheet along with get rates higher, but things happen. But I don't know that this is going to be actually inflationary, but it depends on what happens over time. Does the progress towards reducing the balance sheet continue after this?
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