QE3 Do u all know what it means???This was the most
buzzing word over last 2 weeks in U.S…what is the U.S govt going to do for the unemployment? how they are
going to stimulate the economy??How can they avoid the stagnation.The answer
for all these questions lies with QE3.
When there is lots of money in the bank(liquidity
ratio) people tend to borrow money and try investing in some means and
eventually employment will increase .But when money is less in the bank ,there
seems to be less development in the country, in this scenario the central bank
as a part of monetary policy will launch QE(quantitative easing ) and buy
assets and equivalent money will be printed so that the liquidity ratio increases.
Ultimately what U.S has done is that it has launched
QE3 last Thursday (sep 13th) hoping for a good economic condition in
the country.But launching this brought the dollar price down to
54.26 yesterday.Euro value has also lost ground as concern about a Spanish
bailout.Also analyst believe German economy will slow down in the coming months.
Lets see what happens next week…..until then keep
visiting my blog for updation
So what is the Fed going to do if the stock market crashes and the credit market freezes up like we saw back in 2008?
ReplyDeleteHow much more extreme can the Fed go?
Sadly, the truth is that money printing is not a “quick fix” and it never has been. Just look at Japan. The Bank of Japan is on round 8 of their quantitative easing strategy, and yet things in Japan continue to get even worse.
But wasn’t QE3 supposed to be about creating jobs and helping the middle class?
QE3 is unlikely to change the employment picture in any significant way, but what it will do is create more inflation which will squeeze the poor, the middle class and the elderly.
And of course, everyone pretty much understands that QE3 is definitely not going to fix the economic problems.