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You are right it did not, but at the time back then I was worried it would.
And in fact the affect it had by driving mortgage rates to way too low of levels causing ridiculous levels of rises in real estate prices almost everywhere by allowing their to be to many home buyers who do not save enough money for as good down payment or save to pay fully in cash. I go my house just in the nick of time anyways in 2013 although had to pay more than had I got it in 2010 to 2012 but was able to do so.
But the outrageous rise in home prices is very bad for today's buyers and our future kids. Or my brother and his girlfriend when they get married soon and want to upgrade to a bigger house together.
You are right it did not, but at the time back then I was worried it would.
And in fact the affect it had by driving mortgage rates to way too low of levels causing ridiculous levels of rises in real estate prices almost everywhere by allowing their to be to many home buyers who do not save enough money for as good down payment or save to pay fully in cash. I go my house just in the nick of time anyways in 2013 although had to pay more than had I got it in 2010 to 2012 but was able to do so.
But the outrageous rise in home prices is very bad for today's buyers and our future kids. Or my brother and his girlfriend when they get married soon and want to upgrade to a bigger house together.
Housing is huge and involves many economic segments. I support anything to make it cheaper to get more people and families nicely embedded into their local communities. Of course supply and demand, and in some areas prices are out of sight. One's lifestyle choice might say that it maybe time to move.
After some digging between 2015 till now, it seems the reserves have actually been shrinking. It spiked around 2015, and steadily went down after.
Where did all those reserves go? Where they dumping it into stocks and bonds or loaning it out to people?
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If they can pump stocks they can pump an economy. Instead of profit it's political gain.
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What will the banks be doing with all that money: bonuses for employees?
You are NOT going to get answer here where the money is going and who is profiting it was ask here at least 10+ times. It seems city-data the economic section of this forum has term that if any members say that to anyone that is 80 years in jail.
You will be better of checking quora or youtube.
How do you explain quantitative easing in layman's terms?
Quantitative easing is pretty simple. It means the Fed is expanding their balance sheet in one way shape or form. The Fed is now in the process of expanding their balance sheet into the $15-$20 trillion range by early 2021.
You are NOT going to get answer here where the money is going and who is profiting it was ask here at least 10+ times. It seems city-data the economic section of this forum has term that if any members say that to anyone that is 80 years in jail.
You will be better of checking quora or youtube.
How do you explain quantitative easing in layman's terms?
quora on the other hand is talking about banks not the stock market where some of members here are getting that.
But in any event it means the economy is not good if the Fed has keep steeping in all the time.
QE is where the Fed creates money from thin air and exchanges it dollar for dollar with member banks' debt paper. There was very little leakage of dollars out into the general circulation as solid borrowers were too scarce post 2008. Part of its failure, and why $4T new dollars didn't spark inflation.
The reason for QE is to force interest rates lower.
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