Quantitative tightening is a central bank tool that reduces money supply by selling government bonds or letting them mature. It aims to curb inflation and stabilize overheated economies by raising interest rates. Primarily, it benefits savers and creditors through higher yields, while borrowers face tighter conditions.
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