🚨 SHOCKING NEWS:

The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet fell by $37 billion in November, dropping to $6.53 trillion, its lowest level since April 2020, and marking the official end of its long quantitative tightening (QT) program after more than three years. In total, the Fed has reduced $2.43 trillion about 27% unwinding half of the massive pandemic-era expansion. Treasury holdings are now down $1.58 trillion from their 2022 peak, and mortgage-backed securities have fallen $687 billion, both hitting their lowest levels since 2020. With QT now over and the financial system entering a new phase, all eyes turn to President Donald Trump, who is expected to push the Fed toward a more aggressive pro-growth strategy that could shape the next big shift in U.S. markets. $MDT $GLMR $2Z