Report
Patrick Artus

Are there signs that the ultra-expansionary monetary policies in OECD countries are irreversible?

The OECD as a whole has switched to less expansionary monetary policies: Reduction in the monetary base (liquidity); Stabilisation of the size of finance (credit + bonds + equities); Incipient increase in central banks’ key interest rates. Are there signs that this start of an exit from expansionary monetary policies has dangerous effects , showing that the highly expansionary monetary policies are irreversible? We look at: Long-term interest rates; Share prices and real estate prices; Risk premia on sovereign, corporate and bank bonds; Borrower s’ defaults and banks’ bad debts. We are only seeing falling share prices and rising risk premia on corporate and ban k bonds.
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Patrick Artus

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