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Another Day, Another Federal Reserve Bailout

The bad news just keeps getting worse and worse. After a 100-basis point rate cut and $700 billion in quantitative easing, the Federal Reserve has announced that it is opening up a new Commercial Paper Funding Facility (CPFF) to provide a bailout of commercial paper markets. The new special...

March 18, 2020By Paul-Martin FossFederal Reserve, Goldco Precious Metals Blogeconomy, Federal Reserve, QE, Quantitative Easing, stock markets, ZIRPRead more...

Is the Fed Trying to Destroy Stock Markets?

Another Fed move, another day of collapsing stock markets. The Federal Reserve on Sunday evening announced its third consecutive unscheduled monetary policy move, making a 100-basis point cut to its target federal funds rate, cutting to a level of 0.00-0.25%. So after only a couple of years in which...

March 17, 2020By Paul-Martin FossFederal Reserve, Goldco Precious Metals Blogeconomy, Federal Reserve, QE, Quantitative Easing, stock markets, ZIRPRead more...

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Another Day, Another Federal Reserve Bailout

Is the Fed Trying to Destroy Stock Markets?