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United States Central Bank Total Assets release

United States Central Bank Total Assets: 817,335 USD mn (1 Jun 2005)

United States Central Bank Total Assets came in at 817,335 on Jun 1, 2005, compared with 810,160 previously. See the full release history, chart, Federal Reserve context, and API access for this series.

Actual
817,335

1 Jun 2005

Previous
810,160
Forecast
--
Next release
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United States Central Bank Total Assets chart through 2005-06-01
USD Central Bank Total Assets readings through 2005-06-01. Latest: 817,335.

United States Central Bank Total Assets release analysis

What the release showed

United States Central Bank Total Assets came in at 817,335 in the release of Jun 1, 2005, up 7,175 from 810,160.

How it compares

This is the highest reading in the 12 releases shown since Mar 16, 2005.

The series rose in 6 and fell in 5 of those release-to-release moves.

Why Central Bank Total Assets matters for USD

A rapidly expanding central bank balance sheet (QE) injects liquidity into the financial system and typically weakens the usd. Balance sheet reduction (QT, or quantitative tightening) is the opposite—draining reserves and supporting the usd.

How to read it

Accelerating balance sheet growth is usd-negative as it signals monetary easing. Declining total assets indicate QT is underway, which is restrictive and tends to support the usd all else being equal.

What to watch next

  • QT pace announcements and tweaks
  • Composition: USTs, MBS, corporate bonds, ETFs (BoJ)
  • Reserve liabilities falling and money-market stress (US)
  • BoJ JGB purchases / YCC exit dynamics

Recent United States Central Bank Total Assets releases

Each release with the date it was published. Full history

Released Period Actual Previous Forecast
Jun 1, 2005 Jun 1, 2005 817,335 810,160 --
May 25, 2005 May 25, 2005 810,160 801,546 --
May 18, 2005 May 18, 2005 801,546 808,378 --
May 11, 2005 May 11, 2005 808,378 802,412 --
May 4, 2005 May 4, 2005 802,412 809,797 --
Apr 27, 2005 Apr 27, 2005 809,797 801,793 --
Apr 20, 2005 Apr 20, 2005 801,793 805,707 --
Apr 13, 2005 Apr 13, 2005 805,707 797,327 --
Apr 6, 2005 Apr 6, 2005 797,327 807,551 --
Mar 30, 2005 Mar 30, 2005 807,551 797,094 --
Mar 23, 2005 Mar 23, 2005 797,094 807,211 --
Mar 16, 2005 Mar 16, 2005 807,211 799,250 --
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GET https://api.fxmacrodata.com/v1/announcements/usd/cb_assets
Python
import requests

resp = requests.get(
    "https://api.fxmacrodata.com/v1/announcements/usd/cb_assets",
    headers={"X-API-Key": "YOUR_API_KEY"},
    timeout=30,
)
rows = resp.json()["data"]
print(rows[-1])

Match this release by announcement_id usd_cb_assets_2005-06-01. Forecasts for the same release: /v1/predictions/usd/cb_assets.

Release data snapshot

Citation fields for this announcement.

Public release ID usd_cb_assets_2005-06-01
Release time Exact time unavailable
Reference period date 2005-06-01
Actual value 817,335
Previous value 810,160
Forecast --
Surprise --

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What did United States Central Bank Total Assets come in at, and how did it compare with the forecast and the previous reading?

United States Central Bank Total Assets was 817,335 USD mn on Jun 1, 2005. The previous reading was 810,160 USD mn.

When was this United States Central Bank Total Assets release published?

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When is the next United States Central Bank Total Assets release?

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Raw announcement payload

Field names are preserved for traceability and downstream testing.

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  "previous_value": 810160.0,
  "publication_time_precision": "unknown",
  "publication_time_status": "unknown",
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      "publication_time_precision": "unknown",
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  ],
  "source": "Federal Reserve",
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    "unit": "USD mn"
  },
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  "source_series_id": "FRB:H.4.1:WALCL",
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}