Quantitative Easing Program

Quantitative easing (QE) is a monetary policy where a central bank actively buys long-term government or corporate securities from the market. This injects liquidity into the financial system, lowering interest rates and encouraging borrowing and investment. The goal is to support economic growth, stabilize financial markets, and prevent deflation during periods of economic downturn or crisis. By increasing the money supply, QE aims to make credit more accessible, stimulate spending, and ultimately help sustain employment and economic stability.