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Showing posts with label credit easing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label credit easing. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 December 2020

The health of the credit system is crucial

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Periods of healthy credit growth bear no psychological resemblance to the extreme exuberance of manias or the extreme caution or fear of de...
Thursday, 11 June 2020

Unconventional Monetary Policy: Exit Strategy (1)

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EXIT STRATEGY How and when do central banks need to unwind the extra monetary stimulus?   Simple answers: when the  ec...
Saturday, 6 June 2020

Unconventional Monetary Policy: Conclusion (8)

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KEYNOTE LECTURE AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR MONETARY AND BANKING STUDIES (ICMB), GENEVA, 28 APRIL 2009 HOW ARE UNCONVENTIONAL MEAS...

Unconventional Monetary Policy: Exit Strategy (7)

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KEYNOTE LECTURE AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR MONETARY AND BANKING STUDIES (ICMB), GENEVA, 28 APRIL 2009 HOW ARE UNCONVENTIONAL MEASU...
Friday, 5 June 2020

Unconventional Monetary Policy: Indirect (or Endogenous) Quantitative/Credit Easing (6)

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KEYNOTE LECTURE AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR MONETARY AND BANKING STUDIES (ICMB), GENEVA, 28 APRIL 2009 HOW ARE UNCONVENTIONAL MEASU...

Unconventional Monetary Policy: Direct Credit Easing (5)

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KEYNOTE LECTURE AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR MONETARY AND BANKING STUDIES (ICMB), GENEVA, 28 APRIL 2009 How are unconventional meas...

Main characteristics of unconventional measures (3)

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KEYNOTE LECTURE AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR MONETARY AND BANKING STUDIES (ICMB), GENEVA, 28 APRIL 2009   Main characteristics ...
Wednesday, 11 February 2009

Credit markets easing

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Feb 11, 2009 Credit markets easing WASHINGTON - US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday the vast array of special central b...
Wednesday, 21 January 2009

What we do when interest rates fail

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What we do when interest rates fail Mervyn King sets out the future for monetary policy, writes Edmund Conway Last Updated: 8:13PM GMT 20 Ja...