Economia
Bernanke’s Fed, constrained by a key interest rate near zero and bound by a Congressional mandate to reduce unemployment, yesterday said it would buy $600 billion in Treasury securities through next June in a bid to further reduce long-term borrowing costs and keep prices from falling.
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The Fed (o banco central americano) is expected to announced today that it will buy (comprar titulos de dívida do governo) $500 billion to $1 trillion in government debt, and drive already low long-term interest rates even lower. The central bank would buy the debt in chunks of $100 billion a month, probably starting immediately.
Economists call it "quantitative easing." ... The Fed spent about $1.7 trillion from 2008 to earlier this year to take bonds off the hands of banks and stabilize them.
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Fed’s interest earnings approach $100b By Kevin G. Hall McClatchy Washington BureauMarch 20, 2015 The Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C., August 30, 2013 CHUCK MYERS — MCTWASHINGTON —...
- Dívida Pública - Mapa Interativo
Our interactive graphic above shows the IMF's latest forecasts (updated in October 2012) for government gross debt as a percentage of GDP through to 2017. It also allows you to input your own long-term assumptions to project the likely path of debt...
- Estímulo Sem Multiplicador
THIS month America will reach two economic milestones. The Federal Reserve’s “quantitative easing”, or QE—loosening monetary policy by buying bonds with newly created money—will draw to a close. And the recovery QE was designed to spur will...
- Possíveis Impactos Do Quantitative Easing (qe2) Sobre A Economia Americana
Martin Feldstein com a palavra: "At the annual Fed conference at Jackson Hole, Wyoming in August, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke explained that he was considering a new round of quantitative easing (dubbed QE2), in which the Fed would buy a substantial volume...
- Chega De Maluquice!
Esta é a mensagem central do artigo de John Taylor no WSJ: "It's been three years since the financial crisis flared up and the recession began. Yet the unemployment rate is still over 9%—double what it was before the recession—and it's...
Economia
"Quantitative easing"
Bernanke’s Fed, constrained by a key interest rate near zero and bound by a Congressional mandate to reduce unemployment, yesterday said it would buy $600 billion in Treasury securities through next June in a bid to further reduce long-term borrowing costs and keep prices from falling.
Leia mais
The Fed (o banco central americano) is expected to announced today that it will buy (comprar titulos de dívida do governo) $500 billion to $1 trillion in government debt, and drive already low long-term interest rates even lower. The central bank would buy the debt in chunks of $100 billion a month, probably starting immediately.
Economists call it "quantitative easing." ... The Fed spent about $1.7 trillion from 2008 to earlier this year to take bonds off the hands of banks and stabilize them.
Leia mais
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- Banco Central Americano Ganha $ 100 Bi Em Juros
Fed’s interest earnings approach $100b By Kevin G. Hall McClatchy Washington BureauMarch 20, 2015 The Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C., August 30, 2013 CHUCK MYERS — MCTWASHINGTON —...
- Dívida Pública - Mapa Interativo
Our interactive graphic above shows the IMF's latest forecasts (updated in October 2012) for government gross debt as a percentage of GDP through to 2017. It also allows you to input your own long-term assumptions to project the likely path of debt...
- Estímulo Sem Multiplicador
THIS month America will reach two economic milestones. The Federal Reserve’s “quantitative easing”, or QE—loosening monetary policy by buying bonds with newly created money—will draw to a close. And the recovery QE was designed to spur will...
- Possíveis Impactos Do Quantitative Easing (qe2) Sobre A Economia Americana
Martin Feldstein com a palavra: "At the annual Fed conference at Jackson Hole, Wyoming in August, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke explained that he was considering a new round of quantitative easing (dubbed QE2), in which the Fed would buy a substantial volume...
- Chega De Maluquice!
Esta é a mensagem central do artigo de John Taylor no WSJ: "It's been three years since the financial crisis flared up and the recession began. Yet the unemployment rate is still over 9%—double what it was before the recession—and it's...