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Central banks may be accidentally subsidizing government borrowing through their efforts to prevent a repeat of past market blowups, and policymakers are starting to worry, writes WSJ’s @jmackin2

By becoming market makers of last resort, policymakers are pumping up leverage and risk.

Central banks may be accidentally subsidizing government borrowing through their efforts to prevent a repeat of past market blowups, and policymakers are starting to worry, writes WSJ’s @jmackin2

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