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Where $1 of QE Goes: The Untold Story
“We don’t understand fully how large-scale asset purchase programs work to ease financial market conditions.” – New York Fed President Bill Dudley “I don’t think there’s any doubt that quantitative easing enabled the rich and the quick. It was a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Dudley, capital ratios, flow of funds, front running, large-scale asset purchase programs, net lending, quantitative easing, Richard Fisher, risk-weighted assets, Tyler Durden, wealth effect
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If You Don’t Trust the Fed, Here’s an Inside View That Confirms Your Worst Suspicions
Earlier this year the notion that the Fed might modestly taper its purchases drove significant upheaval across financial markets. This episode should engender humility on all sides. It should also correct the misimpression that QE is anything other than an … Continue reading
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Tagged CFA Institute, David Hume, Detlev Schlichter, FOMC, Kevin Warsh, Paper Money Collapse, QE, Richard Fisher, Upton Sinclair, William Poole
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Your Guide to December’s FOMC Meeting: Breaking Down the Participants
In “Why the Fed Won’t Taper in December,” we pretended to write the first paragraph of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) statement for next week’s meeting. By thinking about the likely mix of upgrades and downgrades to its assessment … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Bernanke, Bill Dudley, Charles Evans, Charles Plosser, Daniel Tarullo, Dennis Lockhart, Eric Rosengren, Esther George, James Bullard, Janet Yellen, Jeffrey Lacker, Jeremy Stein, Jerome Powell, John Williams, Narayana Kocherlakota, Richard Fisher, Sandra Pianalto, taper, taper pause
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