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Which comes first: inflation or the FOMC's
funds
rate target?
Thornton, Daniel L.
- In:
Economic Synopses
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2010
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Must the FOMC increase its target before inflation, or will inflation increase and cause the FOMC to increase its target?
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Monetary policy and longer-term rates: an opportunity for greater transparency
Thornton, Daniel L.
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Economic Synopses
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2010
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The FOMC’s two-pronged approach involves a potential conflict: forward guidance assumes a high degree of substitutability across the maturity structure, while quantitative easing assumes a low degree.
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What the Libor-OIS spread says
Thornton, Daniel L.
- In:
Economic Synopses
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2009
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Libor-OIS remains a barometer of fears of bank insolvency.
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The effect of the Fed’s purchase of long-term treasuries on the yield curve
Thornton, Daniel L.
- In:
Economic Synopses
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2009
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Chairman Bernanke seems to suggest that the purchase of a large quantity of longer-term government securities might reduce longer-term rates.
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What caused long-term rates to rise?
Thornton, Daniel L.
- In:
Economic Synopses
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2009
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The marked rise in longer-term rates is reflected in a rise in both real rates and expectations for inflation.
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