When the shutdown ends, we’ll have a few hundred billion dollars flowing back into the economy. That’s straight-up data.
It usually takes around 3 months for that liquidity to fully reach the markets, so the impact won’t be instant But it will come, and markets will love it.
Plus, the end of QT on December 1st means the FED will stop withdrawing about $100 billion a month from the system. It’s not QE yet (they’re not injecting money), but the effect is similar, money stops being drained.
Massive liquidity is about to flow into our beloved markets
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What does that mean?
When the shutdown ends, we’ll have a few hundred billion dollars flowing back into the economy.
That’s straight-up data.
It usually takes around 3 months for that liquidity to fully reach the markets, so the impact won’t be instant
But it will come, and markets will love it.
Plus, the end of QT on December 1st means the FED will stop withdrawing about $100 billion a month from the system.
It’s not QE yet (they’re not injecting money), but the effect is similar, money stops being drained.
Massive liquidity is about to flow into our beloved markets