Tag: Monetary Policy and Economic Impact
U.S. monetary policy effects on inflation appear to have strengthened
Machine learning analysis reveals strengthened monetary policy transmission but flattened Phillips curve dynamics, with regime-dependent behavior during post-pandemic inflation.
Negative interest rates linked to lower loan loss provisioning
Study of 1958 OECD banks shows that negative interest rate policies reduce loan loss provisioning, with effects varying by inflation, bank size, and specialization.
U.S. rate cuts appreciated the dollar during the Great Recession
Forward guidance monetary policy easings appreciated the dollar during the Great Recession through flight-to-safety effects and inflation expectations, contradicting interest rate parity.
Inflation volatility in Tunisia depends on fiscal coordination and transparency
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Explore how central bank independence and transparency affect inflation volatility in small open economies like Tunisia through game theory and empirical analysis.
Morocco’s bank credit shows short-run inertia, not immediate policy-rate response
ARDL–ECM analysis reveals limited short-run monetary transmission to bank credit in Morocco, with dynamics driven by prudential and balance-sheet channels rather than interest-rate mechanisms.
Yield curve factors predict growth better in some countries
Analysis of yield curve predictive power for growth and inflation across 40 countries finds stronger performance in developed and CEE economies and low-credibility contexts.
