"Federal Reserve's 2023 Operating Loss Hits Record $114 Billion"
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The Federal Reserve system reported a record loss of $114.3 billion for 2023, attributed to rising interest expenses resulting from an aggressive rate-hiking campaign aimed at curbing inflation. The loss was a significant shift from the previous year's positive income of $58.8 billion. Despite the loss, the Fed remains capable of conducting monetary policy, and it is expected to cover the deficit over time, potentially aided by a halt in rate hikes and balance sheet shrinkage.
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