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JPMorgan Transfers Cash from Fed to Treasuries in Anticipation of Rate Cuts

Since 2023, JPMorgan Chase has withdrawn nearly $350 billion in cash from its Federal Reserve account and invested most of it in U.S. government bonds to counter the threat of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The bank's balance at the Federal Reserve has plummeted from $409 billion at the end of 2023 to $63 billion, while its holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds have increased from $231 billion to $450 billion. This move aims to lock in higher yields in advance and protect profits from the erosion caused by interest rate cuts

JP Morgan "escapes" the Federal Reserve, launching a $350 billion attack on U.S. Treasuries!

JP Morgan will transfer $350 billion in reserves from the Federal Reserve account to invest in U.S. Treasuries to lock in returns in response to interest rate cuts. The global liquidity tightening pattern remains unresolved, with the shadow banking system and private credit markets becoming potential sources of risk

Breaking! 2.4 trillion funds suddenly "disappear"! Black swan is coming?

JPMorgan Chase is transferring $350 billion in reserves from its Federal Reserve account to invest in U.S. Treasury bonds, aiming to lock in yields before interest rate cuts. The scale of this move is large enough to offset changes in the rest of the banks across the U.S., leading to a significant tightening of system liquidity. Some market analysts compare this move to the triggers of the 2019 repo crisis, believing it could once again become a catalyst for instability in the financial system and force the Federal Reserve to adopt more accommodative policies

The mystery of "liquidity tightening" in the U.S. market revealed? JP Morgan withdrew nearly $350 billion from the Federal Reserve account and invested it in U.S. Treasuries

JP Morgan has withdrawn $350 billion from the Federal Reserve account and reinvested in U.S. Treasuries to lock in returns. Since 2023, the bank has reduced its deposits at the Federal Reserve from $409 billion to $63 billion, while increasing its holdings of U.S. Treasuries from $231 billion to $450 billion. This move aims to address the impact of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts on profits and reflects JP Morgan's preparation to end the era of easy profits

JP Morgan withdrew $350 billion from the Fed account and made a large purchase of U.S. Treasury bonds

JPMorgan Chase has shifted $350 billion from the Federal Reserve into U.S. Treasuries to secure higher yields amid falling interest rates. The bank's cash balance at the Fed dropped from $409 billion to $63 billion, while its Treasury holdings increased from $231 billion to $450 billion. This move aims to protect profits as the Federal Reserve cuts rates, making large cash balances less attractive. Analysts have a "Moderate Buy" rating on JPM stock, with a price target suggesting a 6.53% upside potential.

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JPMorgan Transfers Cash from Fed to Treasuries in Anticipation of Rate Cuts