According to the latest data released on the official website of the Federal Reserve, as of July 23rd, the size of the central bank's balance sheet has dropped to around $7.205 trillion. This figure represents a decrease of $16 billion compared to the $7.221 trillion recorded at the beginning of July. This adjustment in the size of the balance sheet reflects the monetary policy operations and market activities of the Federal Reserve in the current economic environment. As global financial markets and macroeconomic conditions change, the Federal Reserve will continue to assess its balance sheet policy and make corresponding adjustments accordingly. This dynamic is significant for understanding the monetary policy direction not only in the United States but also globally.