Comments on McCauley’s paper “Consolidating the public debt markets of Asia”
Jungoon Oh
Abstract
Jungoon Oh
Abstract
The benefits of unifying government bond markets and central bank debt markets are as follows: an increase in liquidity in the secondary bond market through the development of the repo market and thereby the development of the government bond market; and advantages for monetary operations through greater influence on short-term rates with the help of a reduction in the burden of redemptions of maturing debt and interest payments.
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The benefits of unifying government bond markets and central bank debt markets are as follows: an increase in liquidity in the secondary bond market through the development of the repo market and thereby the development of the government bond market; and advantages for monetary operations through greater influence on short-term rates with the help of a reduction in the burden of redemptions of maturing debt and interest payments.
Key concepts: Market liquidity, Bond market, Government bond, Debt, Bond, Government debt, Financial system, Monetary economics