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March 13th, 2024 - Volume 10 (2024), Missive 58 (Wednesday) *Treasury holding set new high in QIV 2024 *Holding still low on a percentage basis *The small leg of democracy getting smaller "Late last week, the Fed released the final quarter edition to the 2023 Flow of Funds report. The popularity of this report tends to ebb and flow over time and this past week’s release was met with a rather muted reaction overall. And that’s a bummer because it provided some real interesting insights as far as financials go across both the private and public sectors. Some times, the data is just too much to go through all at once and many times you’ll see content providers refer back to the report over the next three months until QI of 2024 is released. However, we tend to seize on just a few of the more important areas of the data and track them quite closely. One is the amount of debt outstanding per sector and the other is levels of Treasuries listed as financial assets on nonfinancial corporate business balance sheets. We start this missive off with the latter because last quarter’s data outpaced all of the formers...."
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