Sentences with phrase «of unconventional monetary policy»

The second form of unconventional monetary policy employed by many central banks involves purchasing large amounts of government bonds or other financial instruments.

But years of unconventional monetary policy have also pushed valuations to heightened levels.

Unfortunately, central banks are fast approaching the limits of unconventional monetary policy.

Add the impact of a decade of unconventional monetary policy, and there are plenty of reasons why investors may be nervous.

Economic models are flawed and do not consider the effects of unconventional monetary policy.

Risks of low inflation, however, remain a concern for the European Central Bank and have motivated their aggressive use of unconventional monetary policy instruments.

It's worth noting that this global gold - buying spree coincides perfectly with the rise of unconventional monetary policies following the financial crisis — massive bond - buying programs, rapid money - printing schemes and near - zero or, in some cases, negative interest rates.

He was an early advocate of unconventional monetary policies and of macroprudential measures to keep asset bubbles in check.

Even the supporters of unconventional monetary policies would acknowledge that they involve some risk, but that, at least until now, the benefits have far outweighed any current or prospective costs.

Advanced and developing economies have done a good job managing the implications of unconventional monetary policies, she said, using a phrase that often describes asset purchases by a central bank to support growth.

The Bank of Canada is applying lessons from the global financial crisis as it updates its framework for the use of unconventional monetary policy measures, Governor Stephen S. Poloz said.

On a more positive note politically, however, in recent months there has been a rising expectation that governments will increasingly start to focus more intently on fiscal stimulus, and we expect this theme to gain some traction in a number of major economies given the diminishing returns of unconventional monetary policy.

This is the second guest post by Greg Shill, a lawyer and fellow at NYU School of Law, on the legal scope of the Fed's powers in the area of unconventional monetary policy.

Said Donald Kohn, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution think tank who was Fed vice chairman from 2006 to 2010: «She's been able to lead the committee in a way that's avoided major financial disruption while beginning the rollback of unconventional monetary policy.

In the second half of their analysis, Amstad and Martin consider how the four central banks have chosen to manage the expanded balance sheets they acquired during the financial crisis as a result of unconventional monetary policy actions.

In the frantic months following the fall of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the US Federal Reserve embarked on an unprecedented program of unconventional monetary policy easing.

4 It is this form of unconventional monetary policy that has probably provoked the greatest degree of unease on the part of many market participants.