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💬 AI prompt: Michael Howell's liquidity lens
Michael Howell's idea is that how much money is flowing around the world's financial system moves markets more than the daily news.
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Explain the 'global liquidity' framework for markets in plain English: what it includes, how central bank balance sheets fit in, why refinancing debt matters, and the main criticisms. Then show me where to find the Federal Reserve's own weekly balance sheet data. Do not make market predictions or give investment advice. Stop after the explanation and the data source.
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