Fed Quietly Returns to Money Printing, Get Ready for Renewed Inflation

The Fed Has Restarted the Printing Press—And They Hope You Won’t Notice While headlines continue to praise a “soft landing,” the Federal Reserve is already backpedaling on its public promises. On December 13th, the Fed quietly resumed purchasing Treasury securities—$40 billion worth of short-term bills to be exact. This move effectively restarts the very money-printing machine the Fed claimed it was shutting down back in June 2022 during its so-called “quantitative tightening.” Heritage Foundation economist E.J. Antoni didn’t mince words: “They’re going back to printing money, and that’s going to put upward pressure on prices next year.” Translation: The inflation fight is far from over—and the Fed just refueled the fire. From Tightening to Loosening: The Quiet Reversal You Weren’t…