Showing posts with label BOJ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BOJ. Show all posts
Monday, June 24, 2019

24/6/19: Markets Expect the Next QE Soon...

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Adding to the previous post on the negative yielding debt, here is a recent post from @TracyAlloway showing Goldman Sachs' chart on im...

24/6/19: Negative Yielding Debt: Monetary Contagion Spreads

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Negative yielding Government debt (the case where investors pay  the sovereign lenders for the privilege of lending them funds) has hit al...
Friday, January 11, 2019

10/1/19: QE or QT? Look at the markets for signals

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With U.S. Fed entering the stage where the markets expectations for a pause in monetary tightening is running against the Fed statements o...
Sunday, June 11, 2017

10/6/2017: And the Ship [of Monetary Excesses] Sails On...

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The happiness and the unbearable sunshine of Spring is basking the monetary dreamland of the advanced economies... Based on the latest dat...
Wednesday, September 21, 2016

21/9/16: BOJ New (non) Bazuka

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A bit more on BOJ 'inverse' Twist here:  http://expresso.sapo.pt/economia/2016-09-21-Banco-do-Japao-lanca-mao-de-nova-bazuca . ...

21/9/16: BOJ & Fed: Surprises at the End of Policy Line?

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My comment for Portugal's Expresso  on Bank of Japan and U.S. Fed rate setting meetings (comment prior to both):  http://expresso.sapo...
Monday, December 7, 2015

7/12/15: Of Monetary Activism and Growth: CB Balancesheets vs Economies Balancesheets

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There is much talk around two matters relating to the monetary policy expectations: The 'normalisation' course allegedly pursue...
Friday, August 28, 2015

28/8/15: Central Banks' Activism in a Chart

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Having been out of contact due to work and summer break commitments, I will be updating the blog over the next few days with interesting b...
Thursday, May 16, 2013

16/5/2013: On That Impossible Monetary Policy Dilemma

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At last, the IMF has published something beefy on the extraordinary (or so-called 'unconventional') monetary policy instruments un...
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Sunday, September 2, 2012

2/9/2012: Gun, no bullets, a charging bear

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Via an excellent  recent post on the SoberLook, here's a chart showing a Central Bank with no ammunition left to fire at the charging...