最新报道:According to the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting released on Wednesday, financial market participants have once again postponed their expectations for the end of the Fed's balance sheet reduction process. The minutes showed that large banks and money funds informed the Federal Reserve before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) interest rate meeting on June 17-18 that they expected the balance sheet reduction to stop in February, when the balance sheet size would shrink to $6.2 trillion. This is slightly different from the expectations made by respondents before the FOMC meeting in May, when they expected the Fed to end the balance sheet reduction in January and the balance sheet size would fall to $6.125 trillion.