That was during Covid, but it is 2024 now. The Fed started quantitative tightening in June 2022 and has sold over $1.3 trillion in assets; it also raised intere

That was during Covid, but it is 2024 now. The Fed started quantitative tightening in June 2022 and has sold over $1.3 trillion in assets; it also raised interest rates to the highest level in two decades. These are traditionally considered contractionary monetary policies, the opposite of "printing money".