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Federal Home Loan Banks’ Income Ticks Up in Third Quarter
November 24, 2021
Dennis Hollier
The Federal Home Loan Banks saw their interest-earning assets continue to decline in the third quarter, although somewhat less rapidly than earlier in the year. (Includes three data charts.)
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