Federal Reserve: Increase in U.S. Commercial Paper Volume
On April 17, the Federal Reserve announced that as of the week ending April 15, the volume of U.S. commercial paper has increased. The seasonally adjusted commercial paper balance rose by $51.1 billion in the latest week, reaching $1.413 trillion. The unadjusted commercial paper balance increased by $26.6 billion to $1.437 trillion. The unadjusted commercial paper balance for foreign financial institutions rose by $10.2 billion to $361.8 billion.
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