What is Quantitative easing (QE)?
Money & central banksWhen a central bank creates money to buy bonds, pushing long-term interest rates down to support the economy.
Think of it like: Pumping extra fuel into a stalled engine.
Real example: Japan's central bank first tried QE in 2001. The Fed used it after the 2008 crisis and again in 2020.
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