Bitman on Nostr: Most of the Federal Reserve’s current quantitative tightening has been offset by ...
Most of the Federal Reserve’s current quantitative tightening has been offset by increased liquidity through TGA and RRP.
If your thesis is based solely on “When does QE return?”, you’re likely seeing only part of the puzzle.
Liquidity is a set of tools, not just the Fed’s balance sheet.
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2025-02-13 15:19:15 GMTEvent JSON
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