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MBS Investors Step Up to Fill Central Bank’s Fading Role
June 13, 2019
John Bancroft
The Federal Reserve reduced its holdings of agency MBS by $47 billion during the first quarter, but several other investor groups picked up the slack. Total MBS outstanding grew 0.4% during the first three months of the year.
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