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Posted: 2025-04-20 18:08:58 UTC
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The Federal Reserve is decelerating quantitative tightening (QT) but cannot initiate quantitative easing (QE) until interest rates decrease to zero, which is improbable in the immediate future. This situation is expected to cause short-term difficulties and macroeconomic uncertainty through the third quarter. However, if recession risks necessitate intervention, a policy shift may occur sooner. Regardless, clarity and recovery are anticipated before the fourth quarter.
Slowing of Quantitative Tightening (QT)
Inability to launch Quantitative Easing (QE) until rates drop to zero
Short-term economic pain and macro uncertainty through Q3
Potential policy pivot if recession risks force action
Anticipated clarity and recovery before Q4
Short-term economic pain
Macroeconomic uncertainty through Q3
Recession risks