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Central Banks Feeling Blowback from Quantitative Easing
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October 8, 2019
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1:06Now PlayingMassive asset purchases by central banks are damaging liquidity and slowing economic growth. Quantitative easing, particularly in Europe and Japan, is intended to jumpstart inflation and overall expansion, but is instead reducing liquidity of government bond markets and increasing transactional costs for business. Insights via @CMEGroup
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