How stimulatory are large-scale asset purchases?
Vasco Cúrdia, Andrea Ferrero
Abstract
Vasco Cúrdia, Andrea Ferrero
Abstract
The Federal Reserve?s large-scale purchases of long-term Treasury securities most likely provided a moderate boost to economic growth and inflation. Importantly, the effects appear to depend greatly on the Fed?s guidance that short-term interest rates would remain low for an extended period. Indeed, estimates from a macroeconomic model suggest that such interest rate forward guidance probably has greater effects than signals about the amount of assets purchased.
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The Federal Reserve?s large-scale purchases of long-term Treasury securities most likely provided a moderate boost to economic growth and inflation. Importantly, the effects appear to depend greatly on the Fed?s guidance that short-term interest rates would remain low for an extended period. Indeed, estimates from a macroeconomic model suggest that such interest rate forward guidance probably has greater effects than signals about the amount of assets purchased.
Key concepts: Treasury, Monetary economics, Interest rate, Economics, Inflation (cosmology), Asset (computer security), Monetary policy, Term (time)