The U.S. Federal Reserve’s balance sheet expanded modestly in the latest reporting period, rising to $6,675 billion, up from $6,657 billion previously. The updated figure reflects data available as of April 2, 2026.
The incremental increase underscores that the Fed’s asset holdings remain elevated, even as investors closely monitor the central bank’s broader policy stance and its approach to managing liquidity in the financial system. While the move is not dramatic in scale, shifts in the balance sheet continue to be watched as a key signal of how supportive overall financial conditions may remain for markets and the wider U.S. economy.