Central Banks’ Easy Money Policies Will Be Rare in the Future: Economists

Economists do not think the Federal Reserve and other central banks will be quick to fire off stimulus and monetary programs to revive the economy.
Central Banks’ Easy Money Policies Will Be Rare in the Future: Economists
The Federal Reserve building is seen in Washington, Jan. 26, 2022. (Reuters/Joshua Roberts
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Economists believe that central banks will not be as impetuous to unleash quantitative easing measures and that these institutions will not be quick to decimate their economies to vanquish inflation, according to a new Bloomberg survey.

The business news network surveyed economists worldwide to gather their views on the lessons learned from multi-decade-high inflation.

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