monetary policy – Page 7 – ricardian ambivalence

US inflation plunge continues

Amidst all the talk about US economic strength, and Fed tapering, there has been little focus on the slow hissing

Boston Fed president, Eric Rosengren has been dovish (and right) for the past few years. Reading the FOMC minutes, my

I bombed the May RBA meeting (thinking they would hold, when they cut 25bps to 2.75%) because the demand test

Following last week’s tapering debacle, the fed has been putting out all the feelers on tapering. I expected to hear

The AFR’s Alan Mitchell, who called the May cut as well as anyone, has a note out today saying that

Today’s RBA minutes strike me as a fairly easy document to approach. At their May meeting the RBA upset the

Following the Hilsenrath article on tapering, there has been a lot of talk about the possibility that the Fed’s next

I have been taking a modest interest in the monetary policy experiment that’s being conducted in Japan. Covering Japan during

The WSJ’s incomparable Jon Hilsenrath has the scoop on the FOMC’s exit strategy. It looks like Bullard has won the

The RBA today published their Q2 2013 SOMP. The bottom line is that every meeting is live, but i think

The April employment report has led the the predictable ‘we was robbed’ response from many of those who got the

With the RBNZ yesterday confirming that they had intervened in the FX market to lower the value of the NZD,