Bubbles and Busts
Exploring economic and financial instability within global markets and economies.
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Operation Twist
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Friday, August 17, 2012
"Interest-On-Reserves Regime" Will Rule Monetary Policy For The Foreseeable Future
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When the Fed began paying IOR and IOER on October 9, 2008 , the Fed Funds rate stood at 1.5%. With the US financial system already experienc...
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Thursday, August 9, 2012
Bubbling Up...8/9/12
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1) Pettis: The Chinese rebound will be short by Houses and Holes If we assume that China will have no problem sailing through its econom...
Friday, June 22, 2012
Warren Mosler on Stagnation in Europe, US growth and China's Potential Hard Landing
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Great interview here with Warren Mosler . In his eyes, government deficits in Europe and the UK are now large enough to stabilize GDP but no...
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Extension of Operation Twist Suggests No QE Until After Election
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David Merkel offers a Redacted Version of the June 2012 FOMC Statement with comments on changes from the prior statement. Overall the Fed a...
Markets Jumping Ahead of the Fed
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It is at this point that the calls for more stimulative actions are made by the media and Wall Street. The market then rallies on rumor an...
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Effect of Further Fed Easing "limited by a fundamental economic equilibrium condition."
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The Fed in what is called “Operation Twist” could try to further lower long term interest rates relative to the negligible rate on treasur...
Friday, June 8, 2012
Rising Dollar Ignores Monetary Stimulus
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Here’s another fun fallacy quashed! Most mainstream media continues to discuss the Federal Reserve’s easing actions as a means to monetise t...
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Operation Twist Doubles as Sterilized QE
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Yesterday Jon Hilsenrath of the Wall Street Journal, who doubles as spokesman for the Federal Reserve, published an article titled 'Ster...
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