Fed Balance Sheet Dashboard

Federal Reserve total assets with Treasury holdings, bank reserves, the overnight reverse repo facility and the Treasury General Account.

Fed total assets, Oct 7, 2026
$6,748bn
Change vs prior
+$5bn
Change vs a year ago
+$160bn
5-year high
$8,965bn
5-year low
$6,536bn

Fed total assets since 2000

Related series

Fed Treasury holdings WSHOTSL $4,566bn

Bank reserves WRESBAL $3,030bn

Overnight reverse repo RRPONTSYD $0bn

Treasury General Account WTREGEN $880bn

Source: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis) via the FinzData macro store, latest vintage. Monthly points; daily and weekly series show the last value of each month. Every series here is one API call with point-in-time vintages: c.macro("WALCL", as_of="2026-10-13"). Get a free API key · Explore all dashboards

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Common questions

What does the Fed balance sheet show?

The Fed balance sheet shows assets and liabilities held by the central bank. The Federal Reserve publishes it and markets watch it for liquidity signals.

Why is the Fed balance sheet important?

The Fed balance sheet is important because it reflects policy stance and market support. The Federal Reserve updates shape expectations for rates.

How often is the Fed balance sheet released?

The Fed balance sheet is released weekly by the Federal Reserve with a regular schedule. The release day updates the chart for analysis.