TAF: $263 bn
Swaps: $450 bn
Balance sheet: $1805 bn up 16% from last week
The extended discount window increase is relatively small, the biggest mover was swaps and TAF accounting for almost all the balance sheet increase.
Foreign official and international accounts
U.S. Treasury: $1,550 bn up $23 bn
Federal agency: $935 bn down $22 bn
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