> Is that removing liquidity? Not really, it's just decreasing the active injection of liquidity that the Fed has been doing for the past 15 years.
This is a pretty ideologically based statement. The fed is quite literally removing liquidity from the system. They aren’t “actively” adding any liquidity and haven’t been for months.
For context, yes it’s helpful to keep in mind the build up of the balance sheet, but the spin here is overly politicized.
This is a pretty ideologically based statement. The fed is quite literally removing liquidity from the system. They aren’t “actively” adding any liquidity and haven’t been for months.
For context, yes it’s helpful to keep in mind the build up of the balance sheet, but the spin here is overly politicized.