Bonds

New DSGE model finds anticipated 'low for long' policy can cause a boom

Central Banking | 12 Apr 2013 secure

Finnish paper, inspired by US policy of the early 2000s, finds combination of too-low-for-too-long interest rate policy and optimism leads to an increase in overall leverage

Topics: communication, Bank of Finland, Bonds, Shadow banking

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BoJ researchers find Japanese banks hold too many stocks and too few bonds

Central Banking | 25 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of Japan, Bonds

Colombian paper recommends using neural networks in yield curve forecasts

Central Banking | 05 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Colombia, Central Bank of Colombia, Bonds

Mauritian governor demands faster financial market expansion

Central Banking | 23 Jan 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of Mauritius, Mauritius, Rundheersing Bheenick, Bonds

Finnish paper finds sterilisation bonds can benefit Asia

Central Banking | 21 Jan 2013 secure

Topics: Asia, Bank of Finland, China, Bonds, Exchange rate

IMF paper compares sub-Saharan bond markets

Central Banking | 17 Jan 2013 secure

Topics: IMF, Africa, Bonds

Irish governor bemoans sustained large sovereign spread

Central Banking | 09 Jan 2013 secure

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Patrick Honohan, Bonds

Experts advocate replacing OMTs with gold-backed bonds

Central Banking | 13 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Gold, Bonds, ECB

Serbian vice-governor seeks bond market progress

Central Banking | 23 Nov 2012 secure

Topics: National Bank of Serbia, Bonds, Debt, Serbia

Danish paper studies liquidity of covered and sovereign bonds

Central Banking | 23 Nov 2012 secure

Topics: Denmark, National Bank of Denmark, Bonds

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