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The Fed recently bought $20 billion worth of 3-year bonds — but this is NOT QE (money printing).

Let me explain in simple terms:

This is reinvestment, not new spending.

Here’s What Happened (May 5 Auction):

The Fed (through something called SOMA) bought $20.47 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds.

People are asking: “Is this Quantitative Easing (QE) again?”

The answer: No.

What is SOMA?

SOMA = System Open Market Account

It’s the Fed’s portfolio of U.S. government bonds

Managed by the New York Fed

Used to carry out monetary policy

Why Did SOMA Buy Bonds?

These were reinvestment purchases

When old bonds mature, the Fed uses the cash to buy new ones

This keeps the portfolio the same size

It’s not QE (no new money being added to the economy)

Key Points:

These buys are pre-planned

They don’t change prices

They don’t add new money like QE would

Auction Stats:

Total bids: $168.7B

Accepted: $78.5B

Fed (SOMA) bought: $20.47B

The rest went to investors like banks and funds

Bottom Line:

This isn’t money printing.

It’s like renewing a fixed deposit, not adding more cash — just keeping things running.