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The past four weeks saw the largest ever liquidity injection from the Fed as its balance sheet swelled by close to $1.5 trillion thanks to the resumption of asset purchases and additional QE operations. One potential, unintended impact from such global policy stimulus is a bifurcation between assets that can take advantage of this support and those that cannot. Such market dislocations have a tendency to become progressively more extreme, testing policymakers’ resoluteness in their ability and willingness to address them.
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