Step back and watch the confusion in the heart of the U.S. monetary system.
Because while the nation remains captivated by ongoing political drama, a quiet transformation is taking place…
All concealed within the corridors of the Federal Reserve.
Notably, the U.S. Money Supply is experiencing a sustained contraction for the first time since at least 1960, with over $1 trillion being withdrawn.
These developments are signaling a shift in the fiscal landscape of a country heavily reliant on cheap debt and loose fiscal policies.
Let that sink in for a moment.
Because we’ve got a few visuals you need to see, to believe…
Money Supply: Tightening the Taps
A country that has loaded itself to the gills on cheap debt and loose fiscal policy is finally starting to see the tightening of the fiscal taps, so to speak.