Will need to check—but the quantitive easing being done in the economy leading up to Trump 1.0 was in part due to dealing with the economic stresses from the GFC. Some have argued that it was carried on for longer than it needed to be.
QE was done in part as a result of the GFC, since there was growing concern about asset quality, given that that was a large driver of the GFC and interest rates were low, which limited the Federal Reserve's ability to maneuver. Republicans hated it because it worked and was being done while they were out of power, thus potentially diminishing their electoral prospects.
(Nominally, it was about 'fiscal discipline', but I'm well past the point where I'm going to take Republican talking points at face value, given their long and repeated history of massive deficits, debt, and spending when in power and when it's politically expedient for them. They have never cared about actual fiscal discipline in my entire lifetime and I'm not young.)
Inflation is still not within the target range of 2% (at ~2.9%) and I suspect the Fed will probably hold tight given that much of literally everything Trump is proposing will be massively inflationary and they will need to hold their powder dry in case mass deportations, massive unpaid tax cuts for the wealthy, massive deficit spending, and wide, high tariffs drive us into economic trouble. Spoiler alert: It will.
Anyway, eggs are still expensive, the Ukraine war is still going on, and he hasn't beaten inflation despite being well past DAY ONE, so promises made, promises broken, as usual*.
*unless you're ultra rich or beat and killed cops in his name
