ATTENTION TO THE FACT, NOT THE HYPE
There is news circulating that the Fed is about to inject US$ 23 billion into the market, with the "money printer officially back". But let's get to the facts 👇
What is true:
The Federal Reserve has resumed liquidity provision operations, such as buying short-term securities and repo operations, to avoid stress in the financial system and maintain the proper functioning of the money market.
What is exaggerated:
This is not a new classic QE like in 2020. The Fed claims this is a technical measure, not a broad monetary stimulus to boost the economy.
What is false:
There is no official announcement confirming exactly US$ 23 billion nor a declared return of the "money printer" in the traditional sense.
Summary:
➡️ Additional liquidity? Yes
➡️ Aggressive QE back? Not yet
➡️ Does the market like liquidity? Always
That’s why risk assets are on alert. Even "technical" actions from the Fed tend to activate the radar for stocks, crypto, and alternative assets
Pay attention to the data, not just the headlines.
