>>4243710 (((Structure change coming?)))
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This Q post revived some thoughts I've had previously on a Fed/US Treasury merger of sorts.
The Fed's mandates are going to be changed by Trump and my guess is that the U.S. Treasury starts to gain more control of how/when interest rates are applied based more on a realistic working business model then the economic theory/ouiji board of words and statements that the Fed dishes out to the markets.
Is it possible that the Fed becomes a non-private, fourth quasi-branch of the U.S. govt?
And the debt/balance sheet from the private federal reserve obligations are stricken from the new Fed/Treasuries ledgers?