The U.S. Federal Reserve’s balance sheet inched up to $6,656 billion, or $6.66 trillion, according to data updated on March 19, 2026. This marks a modest increase from the previous recorded level of $6,646 billion.
The $10 billion uptick underscores that the Fed’s overall portfolio remains broadly stable in size, with only incremental changes over the latest period. Investors and analysts will monitor whether this slight expansion signals routine balance sheet adjustments or the early stages of a shift in the central bank’s stance on liquidity and asset holdings.
