Persistent Inflation: A Policy, Not a Coincidence

Persistent Inflation: A Policy, Not a Coincidence

May 7, 2024 | Economic Collapse

Is the persistent inflation in the United States a deliberate outcome of fiscal policy, driven by increased government deficit spending and the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain low interest rates and slow quantitative tightening? In today’s economic...
The Fed Will Buy 40% Of US Treasury Net Issuance In 2020

The Fed Will Buy 40% Of US Treasury Net Issuance In 2020

Dec 16, 2019 | News

With the federal deficit running 22% higher during the first ten months of 2019 compared to the same period last year ($800bn vs. 655bn), student loans and other federal programs which increase the Treasury’s overall borrowing are running somewhat lower. Given the...

The Fed Is Finally Seeing the Light on Quantitative Easing

Feb 20, 2019 | News

  Article originally appeared on Thetruthdig.com by Ellen Brown (HERE) “Quantitative easing” was supposed to be an emergency measure, but the Federal Reserve is now taking a surprising new approach toward the policy. The Fed “eased” shrinkage in the money supply...