Did you know central banks do more than just set interest rates? 🏦
When markets get shaky, they quietly step in — buying bonds, injecting cash, and keeping credit flowing.
It's called quantitative easing, and it basically acts like a financial safety net for the economy.
This keeps borrowing cheap, stock markets stable, and panic at bay.
You may never see it happening — but you feel it every time a crisis doesn't spiral out of control.
The invisible hand? Sometimes, it belongs to a central bank.