Historical Year Data · 2019

Fed Treasury Holdings in 2019

Fed Treasury Holdings opened 2019 at 2,222,517 and closed at 2,328,862, a +4.78% move for the year. The high of 2,328,862 was reached on December 25, and the low of 2,080,700 on July 31.

Open

2,222,517

2019-01

2,328,862

52 data points

High

2,328,862

Dec 25

Low

2,080,700

Jul 31

Full Year Change

+4.78%

2018 Change

-8.48%

Monthly Breakdown

Month	Open	Close	High	Low	Change
Jan	2,222,517	2,220,012	2,222,517	2,220,012	-0.11%
Feb	2,205,713	2,182,092	2,205,713	2,182,092	-1.07%
Mar	2,175,420	2,175,596	2,175,596	2,175,420	+0.01%
Apr	2,153,308	2,153,544	2,153,544	2,153,308	+0.01%
May	2,123,954	2,114,744	2,124,129	2,114,444	-0.43%
Jun	2,109,785	2,110,256	2,110,256	2,109,785	+0.02%
Jul	2,095,393	2,080,700	2,095,448	2,080,700	-0.70%
Aug	2,080,704	2,095,130	2,095,130	2,080,704	+0.69%
Sep	2,095,164	2,107,683	2,107,683	2,095,164	+0.60%
Oct	2,117,130	2,175,491	2,175,491	2,117,130	+2.76%
Nov	2,194,318	2,248,498	2,248,498	2,194,318	+2.47%
Dec	2,259,853	2,328,862	2,328,862	2,259,853	+3.05%

Events During 2019

2019 Hong Kong Protests & Capital Outflows

Mixed

June 2019 – June 2020

Hong Kong's 2019 protests over an extradition bill and Beijing's 2020 National Security Law reshaped the territory's role as Asia's financial hub. Capital outflows, reduced multinational presence, and regulatory divergence from the West had durable effects on regional finance.

2019 September Repo Market Crisis

Goldilocks

September 16-17, 2019

Overnight repo rates spiked from 2% to 10% on September 17, 2019, forcing the Fed to intervene with its first open market operations since 2008. The episode revealed structural strains in US money markets that persisted into 2020.

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