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Why hasn't the Fed's QE caused "inflation"?

- Steve Saville - Speculative Investor

So the main reason you cite why inflation hasn't shown up is the counteracting deflationary pressure from debt, job and income losses on consumer spending. If that's true then the inflationary effects from the extra money created by QE would only show up in items that people can't avoid buying.

That would be food and the 20% per year of price hikes we've been seeing in the past three years. That's why inflation should be measured only in unavoidable items like food.

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Début de l'article :The Federal Reserve has monetised a few trillion dollars of bonds over the past seven years without creating much in the way of what most people call "inflation" (a rise in the general price level). How could this happen?One popular explanation is that the Fed's Quantitative Easing (QE) adds to bank reserves, but not the economy-wide money supply. According to this line of thinking, the 'money' created by the Fed to purchase bonds remains trapped in reserve accounts at the Fed. However, this exp... Lire la suite

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