← Back to context Comment by mono442 4 hours ago the fed can bring the bond yields down, it's not really a problem 3 comments mono442 Reply inigyou 4 hours ago How will the fed do that? What will the side effects be? Why didn't it do that at the latest FOMC? mono442 4 hours ago Qe, yield curve control or possibly other market operations. There won't be any real consequences, it's just an asset swap. They buy bonds and in turn create new interbank reserves. inigyou 2 hours ago If there are no bad consequences, why haven't they done it yet?
inigyou 4 hours ago How will the fed do that? What will the side effects be? Why didn't it do that at the latest FOMC? mono442 4 hours ago Qe, yield curve control or possibly other market operations. There won't be any real consequences, it's just an asset swap. They buy bonds and in turn create new interbank reserves. inigyou 2 hours ago If there are no bad consequences, why haven't they done it yet?
mono442 4 hours ago Qe, yield curve control or possibly other market operations. There won't be any real consequences, it's just an asset swap. They buy bonds and in turn create new interbank reserves. inigyou 2 hours ago If there are no bad consequences, why haven't they done it yet?
How will the fed do that? What will the side effects be? Why didn't it do that at the latest FOMC?
Qe, yield curve control or possibly other market operations. There won't be any real consequences, it's just an asset swap. They buy bonds and in turn create new interbank reserves.
If there are no bad consequences, why haven't they done it yet?