“Historically low interest rates are keeping bankers’ fears at bay—even amid the economic shock of the pandemic. But if the U.S. stops being the world’s reserve currency, says one expert, “we are screwed.”

"Historically low interest rates are keeping bankers’ fears at bay—even amid the economic shock of the pandemic. But if the U.S. stops being the world’s reserve currency, says one expert, “we are screwed.”t.co/sqxNw0hjOf

— M/I_Investments (@MI_Investments) August 20, 2020

It’s almost like the Fed is watching financial markets for policy insights: “Our policy makers have broadly ignored the changing nature of financial markets. In fact, they increasingly utilize information from financial markets to inform policy.” t.co/I257oWgMLg t.co/jahtGRF9kt

— Michael (@profplum99) August 20, 2020

The Fed solving our economic problems… pic.twitter.com/r5tq13Hhet

— Douglas A. Boneparth (@dougboneparth) August 20, 2020