Over the months I've picked off images from a number of blogs as convenient and obviously public domain. Note none of the regional reserve banks are hiding data or analytic research (pdf) of historical interest. In general, FRBNY publishes the most info about developing "primary dealer" accounts and regulatory changes. At US Treasury, FDIC and OCC by far offer the most current, detailed, and interactive tools to observe or compare reserve bank balance sheets.

See research.stlouisfed.org for the series above.

The other I believe may originate from econopicdata.blogspot. Ritholz at TheBigPicture frequently posts Jake's graphs. (The data set above though will have come ultimately from the FRB, federalreserve.gov, Statistics: Releases and Historical Data)


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