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Odd Lots: What the Fed Needs to Do to Shrink Its Balance Sheet
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsBanking & LiquidityMonetary PolicyMarket Technicals & Flows
The podcast discusses the drivers behind the surge in US government bond yields and outlines what the Fed could do to shrink its balance sheet. The piece is informational rather than a new policy decision, so near-term impact is likely limited but relevant for rates positioning.
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