Fed starts money printing, monthly 40 billion in purchases of Treasuries as the dollar collapse begins in earnest

 A huge wave of inflation looks set to hit the USA as the Fed cranks up the money printing presses to cover Federal spending, debts and interests just as the economy is set to suffer from a huge energy shock. 

Money printing is a bailout for the Epstein Billionaires and banksters , who seem determined to extract as much as they can as the US collapses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3J48S5IIBc

The curve is set to steepen until there is hyperinflation.

Stopping using CAPS because when all the things you keep warning about in big caps happen, what is the point?

We have to accept the end of the USA and Europe, wiped out by the folly,corruption and evil of the Epstein elite.

The good news is they will go down with the USA and Europe.

Tucker will have nowhere to go either identified as a opportunistic propaganda tool for Peter Thiel and the Epstein Billionaires.

From media

In spite of more than four years of claiming that price inflation was transitory, and that it would quickly return to the Fed’s two-percent target, the Fed has insisted on more easy-money policy over the past 18 months. In that time, the Fed has cut the target interest rate by 175 basis points and has returned to quantitative easing through monthly $40 billion purchases of Treasurys. Through it all, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has repeatedly described monetary policy using some variation of “restrictive.” In his most recent FOMC press conference, for example, Powell described the Fed’s policy as “borderline restrictive” or “modestly restrictive.” To be fair, this suggests a slight movement away from Powell’s earlier dubbing of US monetary policy as “relatively restrictive” late last year, and as “clearly restrictive” before that. 

Indeed, it may be that current policy is “restrictive” compared to, say, the policies of Bernanke and Yellen. But recent data on the money supply suggests that the money supply in recent months is finding plenty of room to increase rapidly, in spite of what Fed officials say.  All these claims of restrictive monetary policy fail to ring true when we look at actual movement in the money supply. 

For example, the money supply has increased every month for five of the past six months. Moreover, when measured year-over-year, the money supply has accelerated over the past three months and is now at the highest rate of growth seen in 44 months—or since June of 2022. 

While the money supply largely flatlined through much of the mid-2025, growth has clearly accelerated since August of last year, and has clearly been trending upward since June of 2023. 

During February, year-over-year growth in the money supply was at 5.56 percent. That’s up from January’s year-over-year increase of 4.90 percent. Money supply growth is also up sizably compared to February of last year when year-over-year growth was 2.39 percent. 

https://mises.org/mises-wire/money-supply-growth-2026-rises-multi-year-high-fed-pumps-new-qe