@kazem
🚨 Massive liquidity injection by the Federal Reserve into the U.S. banking system
🔹The Fed injected $29.4 billion into U.S. banks last night.
🔹That’s even higher than during the Dot-com bubble, showing serious liquidity pressure across the banking system.
🔍Why did this happen?
Because banks are running short on cash and need immediate liquidity to keep operations going.
When that happens, the Fed steps in prints money and lends it to banks to prevent the system from collapsing.
📉 What could be the result?
If this continues, the U.S. dollar will likely weaken, while assets like gold and to some extent Bitcoin could strengthen and see price growth over the mid-term.
❗️In the short term, prices might swing up or down due to news or rumors,
but in the medium and long term, it’s the broader economic factors like liquidity, inflation, interest rates, and growth that shape the real direction of markets.
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