Where is the 2 trillion dollars in new Fed liquidity coming from?

The Federal Reserve is injecting up to $2 Trillion into the system, claiming it will help with liquidity, according to new reports.

Bloomberg@business

The Federal Reserve’s emergency loan program may inject as much as $2 trillion of funds into the US banking system and ease the liquidity crunch, according to JPMorgan

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8:56 AM · Mar 16, 2023

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Bloomberg reports:

“Market observers are on alert to find out just how much extra funding the Federal Reserve’s new bank backstop program will ultimately add into the system, with analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co. positing that it could inject anywhere up to $2 trillion in liquidity.”

The new program was established only a few days ago, following the collapse and fed takeover of several lenders, claiming the new liquidity would help to prevent future crises.

Now, here’s a few questions to consider:

1) Where does the 2 trillion come from?

2) Who gets access to that 2 trillion?

3) What happens to those who don't get access to the 2 trillion?

Short answers:

1) It comes from thin air, since the U.S. operates a credit-based system

2) The people in charge get access at the expense of 99% of the population

3) The vast majority of the population suffers from monetary debasement to refill the bags of the ruling class.

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