Federal Reserve reserve balances fall to $2.93 trillion, hitting the lowest point of the year
ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, as of the week ending December 17, the Federal Reserve's reserve balance dropped to $2.93 trillion, a decrease of $40.1 billion compared to the previous week. This level marks the lowest point since December 3 of this year.
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