Before the Federal Reserve launches quantitative easing... Bank liquidity should remain tight.

I remember them complaining before that the company spent too much money on stock buybacks and not enough on capital expenditures. Now they're complaining that the company is spending too much money on capital expenditures.

Powell: Low-end consumers are facing difficulties and their purchasing power is declining.

October Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Decision: - The Fed cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected. - Two members dissented. Schmid opposed the rate cut, while Miran wanted a 50 basis point cut. - The Fed will end quantitative tightening (QT) on December 1. Afterward, proceeds from the redemption of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) will be invested in short-term Treasury bills. - Although it used “current” data rather than “recent” data, the statement primarily adjusted the market outlook by market capitalization.

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SOFR has been raised again to 4.31%. Currently, SOFR is 16 basis points higher than IORB, the highest spread this year, exceeding the levels seen in December and January of last year. The Federal Reserve will announce its policy in less than six hours. Funding channels are tightening.

Why quantitative easing is coming to an end: Like a driver searching for an exit ramp on an unfamiliar highway, Federal Reserve officials don't know their exact destination. Their entire balance sheet strategy is predicated on avoiding a repeat of 2019.

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Well, there might be a bubble.