Liquidity Dashboard
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- Global Liquidity Index: US$194.91 trillion for the week to 13 November 2026, down 0.03% on the week and up 5.2% on a year earlier
- Fed Net Liquidity: US$5.85 trillion on 13 November 2026, up 3.8% on a year earlier
- Fed balance sheet: US$6.76 trillion (11 November 2026 · +US$11 billion on the week · +US$186 billion on the year)
- Bank reserves: US$2.96 trillion (11 November 2026 · +US$31 billion on the week · +US$98 billion on the year)
- Overnight reverse repo: US$325 million (13 November 2026 · +US$175 million on the week · −US$3.4 billion on the year)
- Treasury General Account: US$912 billion (11 November 2026 · −US$24 billion on the week · −US$31 billion on the year)
- Standing Repo Facility: US$0 (13 November 2026 · unchanged on the week · −US$2.3 billion on the year)
- SOFR: 3.90% (12 November 2026 · −0.08 points on the year)
- Effective Fed funds rate: 3.88% (12 November 2026 · +0.01 points on the year)
- SOFR minus 2-year Treasury yield: −0.96 points (12 November 2026 · Tight · +0.42 points a year earlier)
- 2-year Treasury yield: 4.86% (12 November 2026 · +1.30 points on the year)
- 10-year minus 2-year yield curve: +0.27 points (13 November 2026 · Not inverted · −0.26 points on the year)
- 10-year minus 3-month yield curve: +0.83 points (13 November 2026 · Not inverted · +0.68 points on the year)
- M2 money supply: US$23.41 trillion (September 2026 · +5.7% on the year)
- CPI inflation: 4.1% (Year to October 2026 · +0.4% on the month)
- Unemployment rate: 4.1% (October 2026 · −0.3 points on the year)
- Chicago Fed financial conditions: −0.46 (Week of 6 November 2026 · Looser than average · −0.51 a year earlier)
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