经济学家：美联储扩表购短债 影响或仅限于收益率曲线前端

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve's decision to expand its balance sheet and resume purchasing short-term Treasury securities aims to ensure that the banking system has "ample" reserves, with limited impact on the longer end of the yield curve [1] Group 1 - Eric Winograd, Chief U.S. Economist at AllianceBernstein, indicates that the initial target for Treasury purchases will be approximately $40 billion per month [1] - The impact of this decision is expected to be confined to the money market and the front end of the yield curve [1] - Some market participants had anticipated that the Federal Reserve might delay this operation until January of the following year [1]