Why the Fed is the global reserve bank and what they should be doing
Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why much of the Fed’s behavior is due to being the de facto reserve bank of the world, and why their current policies should involve more quantitative easing and less rate cutting.
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Banking, Investors, Capital, Government, Politics
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