America’s Money Printing Could Start: How Will Markets React?
Summary
Arthur Hayes suggests that global liquidity is shifting due to changes in the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (eSLR) for US commercial banks. While market attention remains focused on the Federal Reserve and potential leadership changes, Hayes argues that regulatory adjustments allowing banks to leverage their balance sheets more effectively serve as a form of hidden money printing. This increased liquidity capacity, rather than traditional quantitative easing, could provide a supportive environment for risk assets like Bitcoin and stocks, provided that geopolitical tensions do not further exacerbate inflation.
(Source:BeInCrypto)