While explaining the reasons why short- and long-term interest rates move in opposite directions after an exogenous policy action, Peersman (2002), referring to the Ellingsen

Explaining, for example, why long-term rates decrease and short-term rates increase after the supply shocks, it can be argued that market participants are assumed to believe

A 100 basis point (bp) increase in the two-year nominal yield on a Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) announcement day, which we use as a proxy for changes in

short-term rates exceed long-term rates, and the Federal Reserve is following an easy monetary policy.. long-term rates exceed short-term rates, and the Federal Reserve is

The short-run results thus suggest that, ceteris paribus, a monetary policy tightening measured by an increase in the funds rate spread does result in higher bond rates in the

Concretely, we show that a 100 basis-point (bp) increase in the 2-year nominal yield on a Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) announcement day—which we use as a proxy for changes

For example, Mankiw and Miron (1986) argue that the apparent failure of the expectation theory of the term structure of interest rates can be attributed to the effect of the

Once we determine the response of bond yields to an exogenous monetary policy shock, we can look at the events of 1994 through this lens: (1) To what extent was the monetary

New estimates of the relationship between mone- tary policy actions and long-term interest rates were obtained by examining the response of the 30-year Treasury bond yield to changes

A “forward guidance” announcement of a later federal funds rate “lift-off” not only will lower the market projection of future short-rate path and thus the expectations component

Another advantage of using a loanable funds model that provides an interaction between long-term and short-term interest is that, apart from assessing the effect of fiscal

This indicates that the impact of monetary policy on daily long-term interest rates is less than the impact of international rate s on New Zealand long - term

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In such a world, a change in short- term nominal interest rates induced by monetary policy will have a large effect on short-term real rates.. The impact on longer-term real rates

We classify unconventional monetary policy announcements into five categories: interest rates commitment, long-term Treasury bonds purchases, agency debt and MBS purchases,

In this study, the effect of monetary policy determinants (economic growth, exchange rates, inflation, money supply, interest rate) in Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa

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