monetary policy News

The Bank of Japan has eased monetary policy by expanding asset purchases in a bid to boost growth, and left interest rates unchanged at between zero and 0.1%

There’s quite a story going on between China and United States in respect to what each country believes the other should be doing with its interest rates, debt, and currency. Michael tells you why we will eventually lose this little "war."

While things are looking up this year, there is going to be major upward pressure on interest rates going into 2012.

Though Americans are against bailouts, and have been promised reform that will end the practice, this bill will do the opposite. Like it or not, the Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States, and the “lender of last resort.”

Chaos will necessarily follow: social and political turmoil, military adventures, racism and xenophobia... All the evils the world has already experienced after Black Thursday in 1929. The Deep Depression is not a fatality. Act before September 9th.

Chaos will necessarily follow: social and political turmoil, military adventures, racism and xenophobia... All the evils the world has already experienced after Black Thursday in 1929. The Deep Depression is not a fatality. Act before September 9th.

Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and Secretary of the Treasury Timothy F. Geithner don't know. It is a luxury you can't afford. Get ready before September 9th for the Post Crash Economy.

What will you do after the crash? Anyone needs an economy, don't you? I will organize a Credit Free, Free Market Economy that will allow to make economic transactions when it will be impossible otherwise. No plausible alternative is offered to you.

The PIGS crisis exposes the structural problem of the Eurozone surrounding the disconnect between fiscal policy and monetary policy

Open letter to Chairman Ben S. Bernanke announcing that the right monetary or fiscal policy, including the barbaric Quantitative Easing, will not get us out of the Depression. We propose him our short run solution.

Open letter to Chairman Ben S. Bernanke for the abandon of credit.

Chairman S. Bernanke Was not Avaricious for Advices to the Japanese Before He Became Chairman of the Federal Reserve

Open letter to Chairman Ben S. Bernanke announcing that no monetary or fiscal policy, including the barbaric Quantitative Easing, will get us out of the Depression.

No fiscal or monetary policy, including the barbaric quantitative easing will get us out of depression.

Jesse Torres’ Fed School (fed-school.jessetorres.com) today announced the release of this week’s Fed School tutorial: Federal Funds Rate Target Changes and the Financial Markets.