He specifically targets the Fed's "unprecedented" policy of sustaining near-zero interest rates and its exercise in money-printing, "Quantitative Easing 2, " that has it buying medium- and longer-term securities from the Treasury.

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The interbank association is responsible for approving medium-term notes and bills sold by companies, and most of those securities are held by banks.

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