A potential meeting on the Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) could lead to its loosening, resulting in increased bank lending and stealth quantitative easing, which would be good for liquidity in the next few weeks.
"There is a potential meeting that could take place where they decide to to loosen it, loosen it and bring it down, which could potentially mean the banks could lend more, create money out of thin air, and it's stealth QE. In other words, is it a stealth QE? So, that could be potentially good for liquidity in the next few weeks."