Re:A decade after the crisis, The Fed plans to shrink its bo...
by prostoalex on Monday September 18, 2017 @11:53PM
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> Commodities(such as oil, gasoline, natural gas) will increase in price.
How so? QE was heralded by critics as printing new money, leading to a price boost in equities and commodities since the money had to go somewhere in search of yield.
Wouldn't the opposite of QE decrease the supply of readily available USD, so the suppliers with a glut of a certain commodity are then forced to compete for whatever cash is left?
How so? QE was heralded by critics as printing new money, leading to a price boost in equities and commodities since the money had to go somewhere in search of yield.
Wouldn't the opposite of QE decrease the supply of readily available USD, so the suppliers with a glut of a certain commodity are then forced to compete for whatever cash is left?