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🇺🇸 THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MAY START QE IN JANUARY 2026 👀
And this is a real turning point, for which the market is quietly preparing. Everyone is focused on the next rate cut, but stocks are already telling a different story.
The S&P 500 closed just below its all-time high this week. This is happening despite the fact that rates are still restrictive, which means that investors are positioning themselves for future liquidity rather than today's conditions.
And this is where balance comes into play.
The US economy is currently divided:
• Households with assets are doing well, as rising stocks stimulate spending.
• Small businesses and lower-income consumers are under pressure due to high borrowing costs.
• Layoffs are rising and credit stress is increasing at the lower end.
Lowering rates alone cannot fix this gap.
Markets want to see what the Fed plans to do with its $6.5 trillion balance sheet after the FOMC meeting on December 9-10.
That is why expectations for early 2026 are so important.
Some banks already expect the Fed to start buying about $45 billion per month in bonds starting in January 2026. This is not QE as in 2020, but it acts as early liquidity support.
And markets always move ahead of announcements, not after.
So, here is the current market situation:
• Stocks are near record highs
• A rate cut in December is almost certain
• The balance sheet is becoming a key policy tool
• Pressure on small businesses is mounting
• Pressure on consumers is mounting
• Expectations for liquidity expansion are forming for 2026
If the Fed hints at the start of QE, it could set the tone for the next liquidity cycle. And historically, once liquidity expectations change, risk assets lead the way, especially cryptocurrencies.
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