A three-step path to a smaller Fed balance sheet
The guest outlined a practical sequence to shrink the Fed's balance sheet: first, reduce reserves until money market rates trade above IORB; second, use temporary operations to smooth known volatility; third, fix liquidity regulations that force banks to hold reserves.
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