AI Data Insight
As of June 12, 2026, the total liabilities of the U.S. Federal Reserve climbed to $6.6776 trillion, an increase of approximately $13.9 billion from the previous week. Benefiting from the continuous accumulation of short-term Treasury bills under the "Reserve Management Purchases" program, the Fed's asset size has shown a short-term expansion trend since the end of last year. The market is closely watching how the new Chairman, Kevin Warsh, will strike a balance between maintaining ample reserves and shrinking the balance sheet in the future.