Quantitative easing has led to an unprecedented expansion of the Fed’s balance sheet, leaving some economists with more questions than answers.
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Definitely the Fed is pulling out all the stops. What I find interesting is that they now no longer need to hold 10% assets in the reserves. Could these new bold moves allow for another problem…. a run on the banks?
Definitely another crisis on the horizon after this. The Crisis will be bigger than 2008. Basically the forth on Corporate loans they are at their highs now over the 75% ratio. If they survive this Pandemic. Corporations will have higher loan debt on their balance sheets and paying higher interest rates here. What unfolds is unknown but eventually will hit employment numbers then high priced housing that is holding larger than life mortgage debt.