A deflationary savings glut occurs when excess savings outpace investment demand, reducing spending and driving prices downward. Central banks combat this by lowering interest rates or implementing quantitative easing. Savers and bondholders benefit, as their money gains purchasing power, while debtors and businesses suffer from falling revenues and higher real debt burdens.
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