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From: Smart_Asset	3/12/2024 11:32:33 AM
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Can we quantitative our way to a soft landing? wolfstreet.com <<The Fed has started laying out some basic principles about how QT might evolve in the future. So far, the Fed’s QT has shed $1.43 trillion in assets, including 1.14 trillion in Treasury securities. So it’s time to look at how the Fed’s Treasury holdings will mature over the next few years, because that determines the maximum possible pace of the QT roll-off since the Fed does not sell them outright.>>

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