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The Fed’s not making a profit

May 23, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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In a recent move, the Federal Reserve announced plans to reduce its workforce by 10% over the next few years. While this decision is seen as a cost-saving measure, the Fed is also grappling with another issue – operating at a deliberate loss.

Unlike commercial banks that aim to generate profits, the Fed operates differently. It creates money by adding assets and liabilities to its balance sheet, with no direct focus on profitability. This unique position raises questions about the Fed’s financial sustainability and the political implications of money creation.

Traditionally, the Fed has been profitable, returning some of its earnings to the government. However, recent years have seen the Fed incurring losses due to changes in interest rate policies and a shift towards an “ample-reserves” regime.

This new operating system has led to significant losses for the Fed, challenging the notion of its infallibility. The Fed now faces the prospect of having to earn back profits before it can resume its contributions to the Treasury Department.

Furthermore, changes in the payment landscape and regulatory environment pose additional challenges to the Fed’s revenue streams. The declining use of cash and the rise of digital currencies could further impact the Fed’s profitability in the future.

As debates around monetary policy and financial regulations intensify, it is essential to reexamine the role and expectations placed on the Federal Reserve. The Fed’s ability to navigate these challenges will determine its financial stability and independence in the long run.

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