The Fed's balance sheet rose +$42 billion in February, to $6.63 trillion, the 2nd-highest since August.



Since the Reserve Management Purchases (RMPs) began in December, total assets have risen +$93 billion.

Under this program, the Fed is buying ~$40 billion in Treasury bills per month, a pace set to continue until mid-April.

T-bill holdings jumped +$55 billion last month, to a record $344 billion.

Meanwhile, MBS holdings fell -$13 billion in February, to $2.01 trillion, now down -27% from their peak, or -$730 billion.

The Fed's balance sheet continues to expand.
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