Fed Will Have to Start Buying Assets Again, RBC Economist Porcelli Says

The video discusses the shift from Quantitative Easing (QE) to organic balance sheet growth, highlighting the consensus on the continued expansion of the balance sheet. It explains the challenges faced by the Federal Reserve, particularly the shrinking asset side and growing liabilities due to currency growth. The video concludes that the Fed will need to start buying assets again, although the scale will be smaller than previous QE efforts.

What does Jeff Rosenberg suggest about the balance sheet?

What challenges does the Fed face regarding its assets and liabilities?

How does the growth of currency affect the Fed's asset management?

What is the implication of the statement that the Fed will have to buy assets again?

In what way does the current situation differ from previous quantitative easing (QE) measures?