Central banks implement quantitative easing to stimulate economies when interest rates are near zero. By purchasing government bonds and other assets, they inject money directly into the financial system. This lowers borrowing costs and encourages lending. Major beneficiaries include banks, large corporations, and stock markets, while savers often see diminished returns.
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