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U.S. interest rates: there’s no need for the Fed to step on the gas
As the economy displays signs of renewed strength, is the Fed right to shift into neutral gear? Or should U.S. interest rates head lower?
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Avoiding another taper tantrum: why a cautious stance on agency MBS may be warranted
The U.S. Federal Reserve is the single largest buyer of agency mortgage-backed securities in the market today. We take a closer look at what could happen when that trend changes course.
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Reaching for zero: the upshot of the Bank of Japan's new announcement
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced monetary policy shifts, reiterating its commitment to spur growth and inflation. However, the success of these new measures hinges on perception and execution.
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Negative yields, helicopter money—what will central banks try next?
One policy that could be employed is helicopter money—a kind of permanent quantitative easing that can take many forms, including tax rebates or electronic transfers into bank accounts.
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