Word on the street: the central bank's gearing up to pump up to $45B monthly into maturing securities starting next month. January marks a potential shift in their balance sheet strategy—think liquidity injection through reinvestment rather than letting bonds roll off. For those watching macro flows, this could mean more dollars circulating through traditional markets, which historically ripples into risk assets. Not exactly QE, but definitely a pivot from the tightening playbook. Worth tracking how this plays with institutional allocations into digital assets as traditional liquidity conditions ease up.
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SignatureDenied
· 7h ago
45B monthly? Hmm... this time it really is different, the signs of loosening are becoming more and more obvious.
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HodlOrRegret
· 12-08 04:39
Isn't this just a disguised way of injecting liquidity? They just don't want to openly call it QE, haha.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-08 04:39
LOL, this move by the central bank is basically "QE that’s not called QE." Retail investors will have to start betting on liquidity again.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-08 04:35
Oh wow, 45B just got injected—are they trying to quietly release liquidity this time? Feels like they're about to pull that same old trick of "not QE but even more aggressive than QE" again.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 12-08 04:17
Wait, 45B per month? Isn't this just disguised money printing, just with a different name instead of calling it QE?
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LiquidatedAgain
· 12-08 04:14
Here we go again? Every time they say it's not QE, but they still print money. So my painful lesson was for nothing?
Word on the street: the central bank's gearing up to pump up to $45B monthly into maturing securities starting next month. January marks a potential shift in their balance sheet strategy—think liquidity injection through reinvestment rather than letting bonds roll off. For those watching macro flows, this could mean more dollars circulating through traditional markets, which historically ripples into risk assets. Not exactly QE, but definitely a pivot from the tightening playbook. Worth tracking how this plays with institutional allocations into digital assets as traditional liquidity conditions ease up.