Did quantitative tightening just end ?

In the past week, the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet increased by approximately $300 billion in an effort to provide support for deposits at local banks.

#quantitative #tightening

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SugarRushFacePlant

I’d put money on them stalling and say the collapses are transitory and hoping a SIFI doesn’t crap out

migs2k3

Lots of folks are claiming it has but they’re incorrect. This isn’t printed money. The banks BORROWED this money they weren’t just given liquidity injections. They have to pay this back quickly with interest. This likely signals that loans and credit lines will slow/seize up here. Recession is on the way and QT is still here……for now.

Nailsonchalkboard3

Lol

LoGanJaaaames

Calls on ink and paper

Appropriate_Bug7466

With your X-axis scale no one knows, but yes.

coelectric

No.

JonesTurdler

Are you sure this chart isn’t upside down?

SIMPLE_C_AS_CAN_B

Where is this chart from?

suuperfli

Bank bailout means printers turned back on and the rich are stealing from the poor again. It’s BRRRRR time bois 🖨️🖨️🖨️

Bitcoin_Maximalist

always has been

cozzy000

Hilarious

MiceAreTiny

300 billion, so, a good 900 dollar per citizen. This week, the US Fed spend 900 dollars on your behalf. And is going to charge you in taxes and inflation to pay it back.

What they have spend it on, might as well have been hot air. You are never going to see the value of this.

Bull_City_Bull_919

Yes. Arguably never started. After QE & bailouts this week, will the Fed pause, stop, or continue rate hikes? Will the dollar sell off due to runaway inflation? I imagine shit’s about to get a lot more expensive, and a recession isn’t going to remedy soaring prices.

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