Since the Fed started its series of quantitative easing programs at the end of 2008, nonfinancial U.S. companies have added nearly $2 trillion in debt to their books, according to data from the St. Louis Fed.
Since the Fed started its series of quantitative easing programs at the end of 2008, nonfinancial U.S. companies have added nearly $2 trillion in debt to their books, according to data from the St. Louis Fed.