Question

has the recent Fed policy associated with credit easing increased or decreased the Fed's demand for T-bills?

Answer 1

Recent Fed policy associated with credit easing has increased the Fed's demand for T-bills

Credit easing is a group of policy tools used by central banks to make credit and liquidity more readily available in times of financial stress. Credit easing happens when central banks purchase private assets such as corporate bonds. In response to the Great Recession, the Federal Reserve engaged in credit easing by purchasing large sums of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.