Fed Capital Account Surplus in the United States remained unchanged at 6785 USD Million in January 1 from 6785 USD Million in the previous week. Fed Capital Account Surplus in the United States averaged 14876.93 USD Million from 2002 until 2025, reaching an all time high of 29360.00 USD Million in December of 2015 and a record low of 6785.00 USD Million in February of 2021. source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Related	Last	Previous	Unit	Reference
Banks Balance Sheet	23751.40	23780.40	USD Billion	Dec 2024
Fed Balance Sheet	6852491.00	6885963.00	USD Million	Jan 2025
Effective Federal Funds Rate	4.33	4.33	percent	Jan 2025
Fed Capital Account Surplus	6785.00	6785.00	USD Million	Jan 2025
Foreign Bond Investment	92100.00	77000.00	USD Million	Oct 2024
Foreign Exchange Reserves	35805.00	36337.00	USD Million	Nov 2024
Interbank Rate	4.85	4.86	percent	Sep 2024
Fed Interest Rate	4.50	4.75	percent	Dec 2024
Loans to Private Sector	2788.40	2785.80	USD Billion	Nov 2024
Money Supply M0	5616500.00	5567200.00	USD Million	Nov 2024
Money Supply M1	18365.70	18237.40	USD Billion	Nov 2024
Money Supply M2	21447.60	21311.20	USD Billion	Nov 2024
Private Debt to GDP	216.50	224.50	percent	Dec 2023
Proxy Funds Rate	5.16	5.32	percent	Dec 2024
Secured Overnight Financing Rate	4.29	4.27	percent	Jan 2025

United States Fed Capital Account Surplus

After expenses are paid and the statutory cumulative 6 percent dividend on paid-in capital stock is met, Reserve Banks are required by law to pay a part of net earnings into surplus so that surplus equals the amount of capital paid in.