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The case for draining excess reserves

The financial system can operate efficiently with $500 billion or less in reserves after normalisation

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An excess of central bank deposits rusts the market plumbing on which the flow of cash and collateral depends

Ever since the US Federal Reserve began reducing its securities holdings in October 2017, market participants have been debating the ‘right size’ for the Fed’s balance sheet, which currently stands at $4.4 trillion.

The answer hinges on the banking system’s demand for central bank deposits, or excess reserves. Recent speeches and studies from the Fed converge on a $500 billion – or higher –

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