Beginning in October 2019, the Federal Reserve started buying $60 billion a month of treasury bills, which are short-term government bonds.

Is the changing Fed story something that should concern you, or is it just growing pains adapting to the massive balance sheet inherited from the unconventional policy QE?

Capitalism uniqueness where private banks create the public’s money supply is in peril

Inverted yield curve happens when short-term rates are higher than long-term interest

Quantitative Tightening was the Federal Reserve’s short-lived and unsuccessful plan to try and reduce its balance sheet.