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Fed balance-sheet composition (H.4.1, weekly)

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Weekly Federal Reserve balance-sheet composition, 2002-12-18 onward: Board of Governors H.4.1 Wednesday levels (millions USD, NSA) for Treasury securities held outright (TREAST), mortgage-backed securities held outright (WSHOMCB) and total assets (WALCL) — redistributed keyless via FRED fredgraph.csv. Carries each leg's share of total assets, week-on-week changes, 13-week annualized runoff paces, distance below each leg's expanding peak, and a balance-sheet-shrinking flag — the quantitative-tightening decomposition for liquidity-regime models. Who joins this: lenders read the MBS/Treasury runoff paces as credit-conditions features; subscription businesses use the shrinking flag as a liquidity-regime covariate for churn and pricing power. Pairs with fred_walcl_intel (total-assets level), fred_money_market_intel (the price of the reserves QT drains) and us_treasury_curve_intel.

Rows
1,242
Columns
18
Source cadence
Weekly
Last refreshed
Oct 2, 2026
Theme
finance

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