US Fed Reserve losses surpass $100 billion, and still rising
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WASHINGTON D.C.: Last week, the Federal Reserve said its losses surpassed the US$100 billion mark and will likely continue to increase.

Meanwhile, Derek Tang, from forecasting firm LH Meyer, said the Fed's losses could be between $150 billion and $200 billion by next year.

The current level of short-term rates will continue to drive up the net negative income, but the losses will eventually end mainly due to the Fed continuing to shrink its balance sheet, which complements its rate hikes.

The Fed should have kept some of the $1 trillion it has given the Treasury over the last decade to cover the sort of losses it is now navigating, but that is not the system Congress has set up, he added.

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I'm surprised that the whole bunch of "soh hai" like shitexchange ROFLMAO grotesqueness sgbuffet pervertosan teaserteam way never squeeze out of their cesspool to scream US collapsed!!!!!
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(21-09-2023, 09:08 AM)sporeguy Wrote:  I'm surprised that the whole bunch of "soh hai" like shitexchange ROFLMAO grotesqueness sgbuffet pervertosan teaserteam way never squeeze out of their cesspool to scream US collapsed!!!!!
A Big Thk.... Big Grin
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MAs need to maintain currency,
GIC still safer than many others... Clapping

Fluctuation qtr to qtr is normal.
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print more money, problem solved.
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(21-09-2023, 10:06 AM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  A Big Thk.... Big Grin
watchfirst9 Wrote:  Clapping
MAs need to maintain currency,
GIC still safer than many others... Clapping

Fluctuation qtr to qtr is normal.
A major collapse, all with be affected including those you adore  Big Grin Tongue

WASHINGTON D.C.: Last week, the Federal Reserve said its losses surpassed the US$100 billion mark and will likely continue to increase. However, some experts said Fed losses, which began a year ago, could even double before the prices reverse. Bigeyes

The U.S. central bank continues to pay out more in interest costs than it takes in from the interest it earns on its bonds and the services it provides to the financial sector.

William English, former top central bank staffer now at Yale University, said the Fed could hit a "peak" 🤮😵loss of around $200 billion by 2025.
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They are printing money, how to lose money?

Just chop more trees
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USA will only in trouble when the lose a major war. So they dare not involve in any major war but the rate their politicians are acting they are doubling down fast.
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That's why smart countries are dumping US dollar.
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(21-09-2023, 10:19 AM)maddog Wrote:  They are printing money, how to lose money?  Just chop more trees

Why need printer paper $ when the Chinese is ready with their Digital RMB ?

It is both friendly to the environment and protect your $ from USD-driven inflation ...

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