### Comment:
Why?

### REPLY:
Low-interest rates generally allude to low growth. The 'market for money' should be about equal to the rate the economy is expanding. QE was put in place to artificially make money cheaper to spur business loans and get the economy started again. The interest rate should be at about 3%. 
  
 Keeping interest rates low makes businesses used to getting cheap money, which means QE won't work in the next recession and we will be uber fucked.

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