The Fed has increased interest rates marginally again. This time bringing it to a minimum of 1%. The Fed has also suggested that they are working on a plan to unwind their balance sheet which has ballooned up to nearly $5 trillion. Is there any possible way that completing this task will not destroy the financial system?
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The Fed has increased interest rates marginally again. This time bringing it to a minimum of 1%. The Fed has also suggested that they are working on a plan to unwind their balance sheet which has ballooned up to nearly $5 trillion. Is there any possible way that completing this task will not destroy the financial system?
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Great Financial System Thanks
It's a dangerous one!
They are ready to steel from the little people and buy because they know you need money to pay bills and they are willing to pay pennies to make dollars and if they have to scramble some fammiles lives so be it. People have to work together to stop them by getting more envoled in politecs. Governments make laws and those laws have to change along with those people represinting the little people. Then and only then will there be justice
Much has to change in this system, that's for sure.