So, just what in the H-E-double hockey sticks is going on here? Huh!

If The Money Supply Is Exploding Why Are We Not Seeing Rampant Inflation?

Something smells a bit fishy here. . . . .

The U.S. money supply has been expanding at an absolutely unprecedented rate.  So why are we not experiencing rampant inflation?  Why is the U.S. dollar not falling through the floor?  Well, the truth is that all of this new money has gotten into the U.S. financial system but it is not getting into the hands of U.S. businesses and consumers.






In fact, even though the money supply is exploding, U.S. banks have dramatically decreased lending.  This has brought us to a very bizarre financial situation as a nation. 

What we have seen is the U.S. government shovel massive amounts of cash into the U.S. financial system and then watch as the big banks sit on that cash and refuse to lend it. [The] sharpest decline in lending since 1942.

So if the banks are not lending the money to the American people, what are they doing with it?

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