The End of Quantitative Easing – Perhaps Now It Will Be Inflationary?

Posted by Martin Armstrong - Armstrong Economics

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yellen-draghiOne of the greatest monetary experiments in financial history has been the global central bank buying of government debt. This has been touted as a form of “money printing” that was supposed to produce hyperinflation, which never materialized as predicted by the perpetual pessimists. Nevertheless, the total amount of Quantitative Easing (QE) adding up the balance sheets of the Federal Reserve (Fed), the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of Japan (BOJ) is now around $13.5 trillion dollars, which by itself is a sum greater than that of China’s economy or the entire Eurozone for that matter.

“So hold on – this is going to be the craziest ride in monetary history of humankind” – Martin Armstrong

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