Independent? It's part of the government.
Then you should know that their buyin $120B a month in treasuries is $120B a month added to the money supply.
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Independent? It's part of the government.
Then you should know that their buyin $120B a month in treasuries is $120B a month added to the money supply.
That's not how QE works.Then you should know that their buyin $120B a month in treasuries is $120B a month added to the money supply.
That's not how QE works.
But recently the US did add $4.8 Trillion in never before done "helicopter" money. So yes there is monetary inflation, but not because of QE.
Liquidity and money are two different things when trying to bet on inflation. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon, liquidity is an agreement backed by assets which some of it can be money.When the fed buys anything, it is putting money in circulation, or as they prefer to call it, "liquidity"
The bond discount shows that Ruble is in high demand.
If I understand it correctly, whenever a Bond's market yield is less than the coupon yield it is trading at a premium (Russia) and whenever the market yield is higher than the coupon it's trading at a discount.What bond discount?
Also I notice by saying "bond discount" I am being confusing, Russia is a premium. I either misspoke entirely or was trying to simply use a common term such as "par value". Bond vocabulary isn't my forte....I pay attention to it to gauge commodities, but other than that I don't mess with credit investments.What bond discount?