The Federal Reserve isn’t just observing; it’s actively prepared. Boston Fed President Susan Collins explicitly stated the Fed will intervene if markets experience a downturn, emphasizing their ability to inject liquidity into the system. This reassurance is resonating with Wall Street. Jamie Dimon from JPMorgan anticipates Treasury market disruption and predicts that the Fed will be forced to act quickly to prevent market chaos. While Dimon emphasizes the need to stabilize capital markets as a priority, he highlights that the Fed’s tools, particularly its ability to inject liquidity rapidly, may play a more significant role in managing crisis situations than interest rate adjustments. 💰 The Fed’s arsenal goes beyond just adjusting interest rates: during times of crisis, it can deploy liquidity injections faster and more efficiently.