As of March 22, the United States Federal Reserve’s balance sheet has surged by nearly $94.5 billion — a $297 billion increase from the last week when the banking crisis started.
Overall, the U.S. central bank’s liabilities have increased by $393 billion in the last two weeks to $8.734 trillion. That is closer to the all-time high of $8.95 trillion a year ago when the Fed started its quantitative tightening program and reduced its assets by $600 billion.