Quantitative easing (or QE, for short) is an economic monetary policy intended to lower interest rates and increase money supply. It saw an increase in profile and use after the 2008 financial crash ...

Conversely, the Fed employs quantitative tightening (QT), or tapering, to normalise its balance sheet by reducing the pace of its asset purchases or outright selling them on the open market. It is ...

What Does Quantitative Easing Mean for Banks? Nov. 03, 2010 3:24 PM ET SPDR® S&P Bank ETF (KBE) KBE 6 Comments Bill Conerly 1.09K Follower s ...

This quantitative un-easing could have major consequences to the housing market as nearly 40% of the portfolio is made up of mortgage-backed securities that the Federal Reserve started buying in ...

Finding Meaning in Quantitative Easing Definitions have evolved, but here’s what you need to know about the Federal Reserve’s latest plan By James Mackintosh Follow ...

Quantitative easing – it’s fun and accessible and all the cool kids are talking about it, right? “Believe it or not, I tend to try not to talk about Quantitative Easing at cocktail parties ...

While the precise impact of “quantitative tightening” is still up for debate, analysts tend to agree that it's likely to present a further headwind to stocks.

Tracey Samuelson Oct 28, 2014 COPY What the end of Quantitative Easing will and won’t mean Tracey Samuelson Oct 28, 2014 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Hosted by Kai Ryssdal ...