The Fed Lowered Interest Rates, Are they going to buy Bonds? I originally asked this question on personal finance/money because I didn't know that this exchange site existed. link to same question at person finance/money.  Someone on that site mentioned that it might be off topic, so I thought I would try here.

The Fed just lowered interest rates yesterday by 0.25%. I haven't heard anyone mentioning a resurgence of quantitative easing (QE).

Is the Fed going to start buying bonds in order to influence the interest rate? If so, where can we find the dollar amount of bonds they are buying and over what time frame?
There have been no such announcements as far as I know. The press release from the Federal Reserve mentions the following implementation details:


Decrease in interest rate on required/excess reserve balances to 1.80 percent
Repo operations for up to an aggregate amount of $75 billion
Decrease in the primary credit rate to 2.50 percent


My guess is that if these efforts do not have enough of an effect, then quantitative easing might resume soon as hinted by Powell:


  "It is certainly possible we will need to resume the organic growth of the balance sheet sooner than we thought," Powell told reporters during a press conference. - CNN