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Nedbank Asks: Is A Dollar Liquidity Crunch Coming?

Nedbank Asks: Is A Dollar Liquidity Crunch Coming?

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Via Nedbank's Neels Heyneke & Mehul Daya Since 2014 when the Fed’s balance stopped expanding and the oil price collapsed (petrodollars), the world has been plagued with a dollar shortage problem. As a result, excess reserves at the Fed stopped growing. The shortage of dollars is a longer-term structural problem for the world. Some background information first: In the 2008/9 GFC, the Fed engaged in extraordinary measures such as quantitative easing to provide the financial system with liq
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