Macroeconomics
Quantitative Tightening
Definition
What is Quantitative Tightening?
A reduction in central-bank asset holdings or liquidityThe ease and speed with which an investment can be converted into cash without a major price concession. support.
Example in practice
How This Looks in Practice
Bond yields may rise as quantitative tightening reduces a large source of demand.
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