Dilemmas, Trilemmas and Difficult Choices
…policy target, but refrains from intervening in the currency markets. Hong Kong, on the other hand, permits capital flows while pegging the value of its currency (the Hong Kong dollar)…
…policy target, but refrains from intervening in the currency markets. Hong Kong, on the other hand, permits capital flows while pegging the value of its currency (the Hong Kong dollar)…
…participants. Are such conditions present today? At the time of the crisis, central bankers cooperated in setting up the currency swap agreements while discussing their monetary policies. The formation of…
…the Dodd-Frank legislation, which was enacted to implement financial regulatory reform and lower the probability of another crisis. While Trump has criticized China for undervaluing its currency in order to…
…issues, North Korea nuclear testing issues (US has just sent a major naval group towards the place), issues over currency management (with Trump long charging China with currency manipulation, even…
…floating exchange rates — in which exchange rates will, well, “float”. While we have rejected any simple relation between budget deficits and exchange rate depreciation, we have admitted that currency…
…23 emerging markets, worth $11.7 trillion. The BIS economists found that much of this debt was denominated in the domestic currency, had maturities comparable to those of the advanced economies,…
…called the Pigou effect). The argument is neither fish nor fowl. In today’s financial landscape, developments like crypto casinos UK raise new questions about how alternative forms of currency might…
…of debt securities. Higher interest rates, a depreciating currency and a deteriorating international trade environment can quickly downgrade the creditworthiness of emerging market borrowers. Other potential sources of stress remain….
…disrupt financial stability across borders. So it has to be done quickly and by surprise—and the new currency has to be printed (quickly and secretly). Not going to happen. Even…
…have in your portfolio, on your balance sheet — assets/instruments whose prices never change?” 4. Coins and currency. Physical tokens representing balance-sheet assets, which make it easy to transfer those…