... if the US Federal Reserve will be forced to begin raising rates earlier, even before full employment is achieved. Over in Asia, inflation has remained benign as a result of repeated rounds of lockdown ...More
EJ Insight2021-11-04
... ed on the Federal Reserve’s ability to monetize the nation’s debt without sparking inflation. How today’s elevated bond and equity valuations will respond to the normalization of monetary policy remai ...More
EJ Insight2021-11-03
... at the US Federal Reserve, the world’s most powerful and systemically important monetary institution. Delays in Congress approving measures to increase productivity and enhance labor-force participati ...More
EJ Insight2021-10-26
... he US and Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany have been highlighted as a “serious wake-up call” by ShareAction, a responsible investment charity. As further confirmation of the potentia ...More
EJ Insight2021-10-22
... om the US Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has shown that early suspension of benefits in some states had no noticeable impact on their unemployment rates. The challenge of employing more than ei ...More
EJ Insight2021-10-22
In 2011, when still vice chair of the US Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen reassured her colleagues that drama around the federal government’s debt ceiling “usually turns out to be just theater.” Theater ...More
EJ Insight2021-10-07
... lead the Federal Reserve in 2022 and beyond. One vision comes from Lael Brainard, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors since 2014, who on September 27 reiterated her compelling case for ...More
EJ Insight2021-10-05
... 和Stanford Federal Credit Union等金融機構開立加強版支票賬戶和扣賬卡，除可與Goo ...全文
... es. As US Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard has noted, that period “is now notorious for inefficiency, fraud, and instability in the payments system.” This is essentially why central banks were c ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-27
... with the Federal Reserve already unwinding some of its ultra-loose monetary policy and Congress enabling President Joe Biden’s administration to advance its plans to enhance US productivity and longe ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-24
... le the US Federal Reserve is expected to move in the opposite direction by tapering quantitative easing later this year or early next. All this demonstrates how exposure to onshore Chinese assets coul ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-17
... om the US Federal Reserve and other central banks is that this inflationary surge is transitory. But as the French adage has it, “rien ne dure comme le provisoire” (nothing lasts like the temporary). ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-16
... ludes the Federal Reserve System, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the C ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-13
... l cost of federal borrowing is currently in the 2% range, while the projected return on investment in physical infrastructure is around 7%. The IIJA, moreover, is only a down payment on the investment ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-10
... erage the federal government’s ownership of key patents. The US has been allowing the pharmaceutical companies to use this public IP freely, while they reap billions of dollars in profits. The US must ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-08
... e hit the federal budget hard. Plans to fund these costs by raising taxes only on the rich will likely fall far short. It is true that despite all these similarities, today’s independent central banks ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-06
... rd the US Federal Reserve’s 2% target by next year. On the demand side, meanwhile, it is assumed that the US Federal Reserve and other central banks will start to unwind their unconventional monetary ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-03
In 1987, Alan Greenspan was appointed by Republican President Ronald Reagan to chair the US Federal Reserve Board of Governors, succeeding Paul Volcker. Eight years later, President Bill Clinton, a De ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-02
