The Fed's latest move is really fierce—$13.5 billion in liquidity was injected directly into the market!
Everyone thought quantitative tightening would have to continue for a while, but they just stopped it abruptly, freezing the balance sheet at $6.57 trillion. What's even crazier is that this $13.5 billion move is the second largest since the 2020 pandemic, and all those previous rumors have now come true.
Right now, the entire community is discussing a potential fourth round of quantitative easing, with many major players predicting it could become a reality as early as early 2026. The rate
View OriginalEveryone thought quantitative tightening would have to continue for a while, but they just stopped it abruptly, freezing the balance sheet at $6.57 trillion. What's even crazier is that this $13.5 billion move is the second largest since the 2020 pandemic, and all those previous rumors have now come true.
Right now, the entire community is discussing a potential fourth round of quantitative easing, with many major players predicting it could become a reality as early as early 2026. The rate













