• The Federal Reserve is predicted to suffer losses of tens of billions of dollars over the coming years as a result of its vigorous campaign to control inflation. According to an accounting metric, referred to as deferred asset to account for negative revenue, estimates losses to be close to $6.3B.
• Losses have grown as a result of the interest the central bank pays banks and money-market funds to keep their funds on deposit at the Fed now outpaces the income it receives. This is from the $8.3T in Treasury and mortgage-backed securities it has accumulated over the course of the past 14 years of stimulus programs that involved the purchase of bonds.