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Scott Bessent and financial repression
Market intervention or bust
The US Treasury announced this week that it would double its long-end liquidity support buybacks, from USD 2 billion to USD 4 billion per operation in the 10-30 year sectors from 9 September through to early Nov...
Japan as poster child for market monetarism (in a good way)
Why the BoJ's QE program was a free lunch
Market monetarism as we have come to know it largely dates from 2011. While post-crisis US monetary policy was its main focus, Japan came a close second as the poster child for market monetarism in...
The sum of all Bessent's fears
The US Treasury and Japanese MoF have engaged in joint intervention to support the Japanese yen for the first time since 1998. MoF intervention on the exchange rate is far from unusual, but coordinated joint intervention is relatively rare....
Open mouth operations: The case for more forward guidance, not less
Warsh wants the title, but not the actual job. The job will find him anyway
This week saw the passing of former Westpac chief economist Bill Evans. Bill was an outstanding market economist and built one of the best economics teams in the b...
Money, policy errors, and the Fed
All roads lead to the Sumner singularity
Bill Nelson notes via his regular Bank Policy Institute email (also on LinkedIn) that the Fed’s latest Monetary Policy Report to Congress included a short discussion of the monetary aggregate M2. Ac...
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