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The Fed Gets Ready to Taper: Weekly Stat
The Federal Reserve will attempt to shrink its massive securities portfolio to pre-pandemic levels.
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Vincent Ryan
| April 11, 2022
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Risk & Compliance
Fed Expands Asset Purchases to Boost Markets
“We are now in QE infinity, again,” a CIO says after the Fed announced unlimited asset purchases in response to the coronavirus crisis.
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Matthew Heller
| March 23, 2020
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Credit
Fed Repurchases Debt Amid Overnight Rate Jump
The repo operation, the Fed's first since the Great Recession, came after the benchmark federal funds rate rose to the top of its target range.
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Matthew Heller
| September 17, 2019
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The Economy
Will Trump’s Attempt to Manipulate Monetary Policy Backfire?
When politicians start chiming in on monetary policy, they actually can torpedo sensible policy: opinion.
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Axel Merk
| July 26, 2018
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The Economy
ECB Ramps Up Stimulus With More Asset Buys
Mario Draghi announces stronger than expected measures to awaken the eurozone from its economic slumber.
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| March 10, 2016
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The Economy
Eurozone Growth Slows for 2nd Straight Month
Markit's purchasing managers index for February increases the odds that the European Central Bank will impose more stimulus measures in March.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| February 22, 2016
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The Economy
European Central Bank May Expand Stimulus
The bank could step up its $1 trillion bond buying program with inflation still stubbornly below its 2% target.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| November 20, 2015
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Global Business
How China’s Cash Injections Add Up to Quantitative Squeezing
The latest on China's economy.
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Economist Staff
| September 8, 2015
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The Economy
Fed Official Criticizes Post-Crisis Policies
The St. Louis Fed's vice president says zero interest rates, forward guidance and QE have done little to stimulate the economy.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| August 19, 2015
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The Economy
China Says No QE Needed
The People's Bank of China said existing policy tools would allow it to "maintain an appropriate level in liquidity."
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| May 8, 2015
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The Economy
European Central Bank Aims to Kickstart Inflation
The ECB's bond buying program starts on March 9, but ECB economists have already raised growth forecasts for the euro zone.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| March 5, 2015
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The Economy
The High Cost of Falling Prices
Low or negative inflation is spreading around the world. That is more of a worry than it sounds.
By
Economist Staff
| February 23, 2015
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Strategy
Coming Soon?
The European Central Bank might unleash its long-awaited quantitative easing program in early 2015.
By
Economist Staff
| January 8, 2015
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The Economy
Japan Opts for More QE to Ward Off Deflation
As reasons for the move, the Bank of Japan cited weak consumer demand since a sales tax hike in April and a substantial decline in crude oil prices.
By
Matthew Heller
| October 31, 2014
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The Economy
Fed Eases Out of Quantitative Easing
The Federal Reserve said it "continues to see sufficient underlying strength in the broader economy to support ongoing progress toward maximum employment."
By
Matthew Heller
| October 31, 2014
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