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From: Paul H. Christiansen8/3/2016 2:31:22 PM
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The world's biggest hedge fund thinks the next radical change in central bank policy is almost upon us.

Bridgewater Associates sent a note to clients on Wednesday written by Greg Jensen, Jason Rotenberg and Jeff Amato. Jensen is Bridgewater's co-CIO and former co-CEO.

The note said that central bank policies up until now — such as dropping interest rates and quantitative easing — haven't boosted economies enough. Policy makers need to try something radical — putting money directly into consumers' hands.

Here's the key passage from the note, which was obtained by Business Insider (emphasis is ours):

"The world is not transpiring as most central bankers had expected. They have had to consistently adjust their thinking about what interest rates and monetary policies are appropriate, and they have had to be more accommodative than they had expected and buy more 'risky' assets. We believe that at this stage either fiscal stimulation that is monetized or putting money directly into the hands of spenders (i.e., MP3) is the logical next move."

businessinsider.com

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