Another round of quantitative easing while raising interest rates.

[Simfan34]

What do you think would happen, Atlas forum?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Don't know and don't care since it'll not be happening anytime soon.  The Fed sees QE as a tool to be used when it can't push interest rates any lower, which is a view I agree with in general.  About the only way I could see QE being used with interest rates above zero would be as a targeted easing for a sector of the economy that was doing much worse than the rest of the economy.

[Simfan34]

Don't know and don't care since it'll not be happening anytime soon.  The Fed sees QE as a tool to be used when it can't push interest rates any lower, which is a view I agree with in general.  About the only way I could see QE being used with interest rates above zero would be as a targeted easing for a sector of the economy that was doing much worse than the rest of the economy.

Export manufacturing?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Don't know and don't care since it'll not be happening anytime soon.  The Fed sees QE as a tool to be used when it can't push interest rates any lower, which is a view I agree with in general.  About the only way I could see QE being used with interest rates above zero would be as a targeted easing for a sector of the economy that was doing much worse than the rest of the economy.

Export manufacturing?

I guess in an abstract way one could view the Ex-Im Bank as a form of targeted QE, but it wasn't set up by the Fed and it's permanent rather than temporary.