The Fed is taking us back to the 1970s when injecting so much money didn’t matter...
There is no systemic threat from a shortage of reserves or a weak banking system. Some (a few) firms got sideways with new bank liquidity regs. The Fed should let market deal with it, not inject low cost money to encourage this behavior! And, Fed should let us know who they are!
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Wait until DB CD RBS and the coming collapse of banking into new form in Europe
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Negative rates are the dumbest monetary policy I have ever seen.
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"no systemic threat" yeah haha good one
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There's simply too much debt out there and market is trying to discipline the economy with higher rates. Fed, as they always do, is fighting this healthy (but painful) process.
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Money market memories of 2008 no doubt influencing this decision
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