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@Capitán Alatriste what?

Why Quantitative Easing?

Printing money

It was called that last time

That's not quantitative Easing

@Dust those stickers look quite EDGY to me

@Capitán Alatriste educate me then please good sir

@Broo TulsiGang 2024 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 edgy?

Hidden tax of inflation

Call it what it is

Right-wing stickers

Quantitative Easing is the Central Banks buying a shitload of debt at a massive scale. ie it involves the large-scale purchase of assets by the central bank

`Quantitative Easing is the Central Banks buying a shitload of debt`
with money that previously didn't exist

are you sure your union jack isn't upside down

i.e. increasing the money supply, or printing money

not necessarily by printing money

not literally printing bills

but the vast majority of money is digital now

they just put money into the system without printing it

so the distinction is meaningless

think like 85% of todays money is just ones and zeros

indeed around 90% or money is credit, the rest is cash

anyway back to the original point, QE absolutely was printing money

That is the main reason for US foreign meddling

They have the petrodollar as the world's largest currency

It's used everywhere in international trade

FED can then siphon wealth from the entire world by creating more dollars from nothing

If Hungary prints more forints, they will only steal from their own citizens

If US prints more dollars, they will steal from the entire global economy

It has the same effect as printing money, but doesn't print any more money

it a reason why every time a middle eastern nation have tried to trade it oil in other currencies they get a heavy rain of tomahawks missiles

That's why they want to have petrodollar hegemony

Exactly

Libya did get "liberated" when they wanted to trade oil in Euros

It's a stimulus measure used unconventionally, made very famous during the 2008 recession. It does involve pumping more money into the system, however without actually printing any more of it

`It has the same effect as printing money, but doesn't print any more money
`
the problem is you're speaking as though money is only physical bills,

Central Banks have massive amounts of cash and money reserves from the loans they give out to banks, they don't need to print

and yes a lot of credit as well