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The Federal Reserve's latest plan has been revealed: over the next 12 months, they will inject $220 billion into short-term Treasury bills, averaging $40 billion per month. At first glance, it seems like a strong signal of "large-scale liquidity injection," but if you interpret it that way, you'll be fooled.
The purpose of this money needs to be clarified. Several years ago, continuous balance sheet reduction drained liquidity from the financial system to the point of exhaustion, causing short-term market interest rates to soar like a roller coaster, and bank
View OriginalThe Federal Reserve's latest plan has been revealed: over the next 12 months, they will inject $220 billion into short-term Treasury bills, averaging $40 billion per month. At first glance, it seems like a strong signal of "large-scale liquidity injection," but if you interpret it that way, you'll be fooled.
The purpose of this money needs to be clarified. Several years ago, continuous balance sheet reduction drained liquidity from the financial system to the point of exhaustion, causing short-term market interest rates to soar like a roller coaster, and bank