Central banks inject cash into financial systems to stabilize markets, lower borrowing costs, and prevent credit crunches. This mechanism, known as Fed liquidity, supports banks, businesses, and consumers during economic stress. By purchasing assets or offering short-term loans, it ensures smooth money flow, boosting confidence, and fostering growth. Ultimately, it shields the broader economy from severe downturns.
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