Quantitative easing
Fed likely to tap quantitative easing if risk assets plunge: GIC adviser
[SINGAPORE] The US Federal Reserve is likely to resort to quantitative easing if there is a crash in risk assets such as equities, said GIC adviser Jeffrey Jaensubhakij.
The Fed’s quantitative easing programme has cost too much
The total bill could exceed US$500 billion. A proper evaluation should make the next one less expensive
US Federal Reserve’s Powell says balance sheet drawdown taper coming soon
THE Federal Reserve is nearing a decision on slowing the pace of its balance sheet run-off, central bank Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday, a tapering move that may allow it to shed more bonds tha...
QE is officially dead, but its ghost could linger
Some investors detect hawkish tone from Fed's rate-setting board, but fund managers defer
Quantitative easing revives gold’s reserve asset status
Once reawakened, central bank interest will not be quickly laid to rest
Central banks search for lessons from the great inflation outbreak
AFTER the most aggressive monetary-tightening campaign in four decades, academics and economic practitioners are running autopsies on what could have prevented the cost-of-living crisis and how to ens...
UK says BOE losses on quantitative easing may cost taxpayers £200 billion
UK taxpayers will be on the hook for as much as £200 billion (S$324.1 billion) of potential losses from the Bank of England’s quantitative easing programme after the Treasury lodged plans to cover any...
The Federal Reserve’s US$2.5 trillion question
Whether quantitative tightening – which isn’t merely the reverse of quantitative easing – will work gets to the heart of modern monetary policy.
ECB warns of losses for a decade of money printing
The European Central Bank warned on Tuesday (Nov 29) that it might make a loss as high inflation forces it to raise interest rates and foot the bill of a decade of aggressive money printing.
