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As Fisher points out, the Fed now owns $1 out of every $5 of Treasury notes and bonds currently in existence, and buys more than a quarter of all new bonds as they are issued. When it comes to mortgage debt, the gorilla that is the Fed weighs in at a bit more than the proverbial 800 pounds: owning a quarter of all outstanding mortgage-backed securities and buying more every month than the market actually creates net of those which mature or are redeemed.
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