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Re: Fed on brink of fifth(?) round of quantitative easing
by
cryptosize
on 24/07/2023, 08:40:56 UTC
as though that's ever happened before in the united states. i doubt it.
Oh really? Do you know for whom your beloved Biden is working for? Roll Eyes

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/09/emissions-fell-during-lockdown-keep-that-way
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/10/emissions-have-fallen-this-year-make-permanent/
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/10/cars-planes-trains-aviation-co2-emissions-transport

typically UBI doesn't come with any type of restrictions on how it could be used. so someone could probably even take their government pension and buy bitcoin with it sometimes.  Shocked
CBDC will come with restrictions (social credit score, carbon credits). Have you been living under a rock or what? Shocked

If you think it will be that easy to buy BTC with CBDC on Binance or Coinbase (for example), I have a bridge to sell ya... Grin

I suggest to watch this video, if you want to be mentally prepared:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWkepoLUZfs

Fed on brink of fifth(?) round of quantitative easing

While quantitative easing remains a plausible option, but it is unlikely to happen during the year 2023. As FED has decided to leave interest rates unchanged in their previous meeting  due to consistent downward trend in inflation. However, as FED chairman hinted that in his policy statement that two more interest rates hikes are possible during the year 2023. Therefore, FED may choose to increase interest rate by 0.25%  in their next meeting scheduled to be held during the current week. Let's watch and wait, how the situation unfolds in the next 72 hrs.
I don't expect the next QE to happen before late 2024 at the earliest (just in time for the US elections -coincidentally- Grin).

The inflation won't be stabilized around the 2% target until 2025...

To me it seems the stars are aligning for yet another spectacular bull run in 2+ years from now.