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October 12th, 2019 11:15 AM #9732
in 2018 the Fed started reducing its balance sheet (QT -- quatitative tightening) after years of balance sheet expansion (QE -- quantitative easing)
but they stopped QT a couple of months ago
why?
coz the world needs dollars
QT was destroying 50 billion dollars per month
it was slowing down the world economy
basically the Fed can't normalize its balance sheet without sending the world into recession
The Fed is stuck with its massive balance sheet
QT went too far
it resulted in inadequate reserves
primary dealers didn't have enough reserves to absorb massive US govt debt issuance
(read about last month's repo crisis)
So here we are
Not only has the Fed needed to stop QT, now the Fed needs to reverse QT
things cannot go back to normal pre-2008
QE is a drug that the world got addicted to and cannot wean itself off
THE FED CAN'T NORMALIZELast edited by uls; October 12th, 2019 at 11:19 AM.
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October 15th, 2019 01:03 PM #9733
Hoping for the Hk$ to fall off the cliff...
Hong Kong releases up to HK$3 billion in city’s version of quantitative easing to bolster economy against downturn | South China Morning Post
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October 15th, 2019 01:37 PM #9734
^less money to build weapons for communist china
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October 15th, 2019 03:30 PM #9735
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October 17th, 2019 04:47 AM #9737
Weak U.S. retail sales cast shadow over slowing economy - Reuters
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October 17th, 2019 11:25 AM #9738
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October 21st, 2019 10:11 PM #9739
Downgrade party...
Credit Suisse Downgrades Boeing (BA) to Neutral on Increased Risk
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October 23rd, 2019 01:04 PM #9740
Fed repo: Worries continue over the efforts to fix funding issues
Wall Street is getting worried that the Federal Reserve’s aggressive efforts to control short-term borrowing rates have run into some potholes, with more danger ahead.
The central bank has been working feverishly to address issues that popped up more than a month ago in the repo market, the overnight lending place where banks go to borrow money from each other. A cash crunch led to a spike in several rates, leading the Fed to institute programs to maintain proper liquidity levels.
While the effort has worked fairly well so far — rates rose last week, though not nearly as much as in mid-September — finance professionals fear that the market problems are not fixed and funding issues can happen again.
As expected, in response to Tesla’s entry into the Philippines market, Ford will be bringing in the...
Tesla Philippines