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... notice period was viewed as dramatic – from CZK 28.2 billion to 1.7 billion, which almost annulled their balances – against the total amount of deposits of businesses and households that reached CZK 916 billion back then, it was a marginal drop. In the half year of 2012 these deposits stood at the m ...
... notice period was viewed as dramatic – from CZK 28.2 billion to 1.7 billion, which almost annulled their balances – against the total amount of deposits of businesses and households that reached CZK 916 billion back then, it was a marginal drop. In the half year of 2012 these deposits stood at the m ...
2 Micro-foundations of Macroeconomic Development T
... points greater than would have been the case in the absence of this growth spurt. In the years immediately preceding 2003-04, from when GDP growth picked up (and went even higher after 2005), the average annual WPI inflation was just below 3.5 per cent (it was 3.61 per cent in 2001-02 and 3.38 per c ...
... points greater than would have been the case in the absence of this growth spurt. In the years immediately preceding 2003-04, from when GDP growth picked up (and went even higher after 2005), the average annual WPI inflation was just below 3.5 per cent (it was 3.61 per cent in 2001-02 and 3.38 per c ...
Asian High Yield Outlook
... Fidelity Worldwide Investment refers to the group of companies which form the global investment management organisation that provides information on products and services in designated jurisdictions outside of North America. Fidelity Worldwide Investment does not offer investment advice based on ind ...
... Fidelity Worldwide Investment refers to the group of companies which form the global investment management organisation that provides information on products and services in designated jurisdictions outside of North America. Fidelity Worldwide Investment does not offer investment advice based on ind ...
statement on subprime mortgage lending
... Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (NJDOBI) hereby issues as its Statement on Subprime Mortgage Lending (NJDOBI Subprime Statement), to address emerging issues and questions relating to subprime mortgage lending practices in this state. The term “subprime” refers to the credit characteristic ...
... Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (NJDOBI) hereby issues as its Statement on Subprime Mortgage Lending (NJDOBI Subprime Statement), to address emerging issues and questions relating to subprime mortgage lending practices in this state. The term “subprime” refers to the credit characteristic ...
Chapter 12: Monetary Policy
... ii. Discount Rate, or the rate of interest the Fed charges member banks and other depository institutions for short-term loans. An example: the DR is 8% annually, or onefourth that for a 3-month loan. ¼*8%=2%. Bank A would receive $980 today and have to repay the Fed that amount + 2% interest or abo ...
... ii. Discount Rate, or the rate of interest the Fed charges member banks and other depository institutions for short-term loans. An example: the DR is 8% annually, or onefourth that for a 3-month loan. ¼*8%=2%. Bank A would receive $980 today and have to repay the Fed that amount + 2% interest or abo ...
2 THE REAL ECONOMY
... Box 1: The credit crisis in the USA and its roots 2 The roots of the current credit crisis in the USA stretch back to the 1980s and 1990s. Economic growth was rising in the context of ongoing globalisation, and nominal interest rates were declining considerably thanks to falling inflation. In this e ...
... Box 1: The credit crisis in the USA and its roots 2 The roots of the current credit crisis in the USA stretch back to the 1980s and 1990s. Economic growth was rising in the context of ongoing globalisation, and nominal interest rates were declining considerably thanks to falling inflation. In this e ...
Changing patterns of financial intermediation
... intermediation. Following the abandonment of the Convertibility Plan in December 2001, it suffered a huge financial and economic crisis. The crisis led the country to introduce significant changes in its regulatory framework; many of them in line with the guidelines introduced by multilateral bodies ...
... intermediation. Following the abandonment of the Convertibility Plan in December 2001, it suffered a huge financial and economic crisis. The crisis led the country to introduce significant changes in its regulatory framework; many of them in line with the guidelines introduced by multilateral bodies ...
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... revival of infrastructure investment, and increased domestic manufacturing. It should also lead to higher wages and inflation, and therefore, to more traditional monetary policy ...
... revival of infrastructure investment, and increased domestic manufacturing. It should also lead to higher wages and inflation, and therefore, to more traditional monetary policy ...
The dollar: Separating perception from reality.
... a slowing economy. Chinese speculators are gambling in the equity market instead of the real estate market. Fundamentals continue to deteriorate, but this is a case where ‘bad’ news is ‘good’ news for the equity market. In a previous commentary I mentioned the possibility of the expectation of lower ...
... a slowing economy. Chinese speculators are gambling in the equity market instead of the real estate market. Fundamentals continue to deteriorate, but this is a case where ‘bad’ news is ‘good’ news for the equity market. In a previous commentary I mentioned the possibility of the expectation of lower ...
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... Expected losses are mean loss rate, i.e. amount that bank reasonably expects to lose. Expected losses are usually covered by loan loss provisions or loan impairment charges. It is called known part of losses. Unexpected losses represent volatility of losses, i.e. unknown part. Shareholders equity is ...
... Expected losses are mean loss rate, i.e. amount that bank reasonably expects to lose. Expected losses are usually covered by loan loss provisions or loan impairment charges. It is called known part of losses. Unexpected losses represent volatility of losses, i.e. unknown part. Shareholders equity is ...
"Connect" Autumn 2017 Newsletter
... 0.25 per cent. Being widely anticipated, and effectively already priced into the share market, investor reaction was limited while economic data was supportive - job growth continued and unemployment fell to 4.7 per cent. ...
... 0.25 per cent. Being widely anticipated, and effectively already priced into the share market, investor reaction was limited while economic data was supportive - job growth continued and unemployment fell to 4.7 per cent. ...
Terry`s Place is currently experiencing a bad debt ratio of 4%. Terry
... Which of the following statements is true? (I) New companies must be prepared to incur more bad debts than established businesses as part of the cost of building up a good customers list (II) Generally, repeat orders are profitable D. I and II only A large firm may hold substantial cash balances bec ...
... Which of the following statements is true? (I) New companies must be prepared to incur more bad debts than established businesses as part of the cost of building up a good customers list (II) Generally, repeat orders are profitable D. I and II only A large firm may hold substantial cash balances bec ...
Common Error - Frost Middle School
... answered correctly) because the Fed policy will lower inflationary expectations. (2% answered correctly) The natural rate of unemployment will not change. (24% answered correctly) ...
... answered correctly) because the Fed policy will lower inflationary expectations. (2% answered correctly) The natural rate of unemployment will not change. (24% answered correctly) ...
Investors adding to Auckland Housing Market risk
... While the stand-alone ratings of the 4 largest New Zealand banks were lowered, their full issuer ratings were unaffected due to ratings uplifts from assumed parental support. Issuer ratings were lowered on seven non-bank institutions. ...
... While the stand-alone ratings of the 4 largest New Zealand banks were lowered, their full issuer ratings were unaffected due to ratings uplifts from assumed parental support. Issuer ratings were lowered on seven non-bank institutions. ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES IS MONETARY POLICY EFFECTIVE DURING FINANCIAL CRISES?
... easing can make adverse feedback loops less likely. The fact that monetary policy is more potent than during normal times provides a rationale for a risk-management approach to counter the contractionary effects from financial crises, in which monetary policy is far less inertial than would otherwis ...
... easing can make adverse feedback loops less likely. The fact that monetary policy is more potent than during normal times provides a rationale for a risk-management approach to counter the contractionary effects from financial crises, in which monetary policy is far less inertial than would otherwis ...
Some international trends in the regulation of mortgage markets
... regulation in developed countries, extracting implications from the different degree of resilience of the different systems during this crisis, as well as lessons for the potential improvements that could be implemented in Spain. One of the general features identified is a high dispersion in the mod ...
... regulation in developed countries, extracting implications from the different degree of resilience of the different systems during this crisis, as well as lessons for the potential improvements that could be implemented in Spain. One of the general features identified is a high dispersion in the mod ...
search for yield
... have been at historically-low levels during relatively long periods of time (see Figure 1). Moreover, central banks in the United States, the euro area and the United Kingdom, among others, have used a number of unconventional measures to attain macroeconomic targets or to ensure financial stability ...
... have been at historically-low levels during relatively long periods of time (see Figure 1). Moreover, central banks in the United States, the euro area and the United Kingdom, among others, have used a number of unconventional measures to attain macroeconomic targets or to ensure financial stability ...
two-year interest rate
... • In June 2001 (Fig15.5) markets expected investment spending to pick up (IS curve) and markets expected tighter monetary policy in future (LM Curve), move from A to A’, therefore upward sloping Yield Curve in June 2001 as in Fig. 15.1 – The anticipation of higher short-term interest rates in future ...
... • In June 2001 (Fig15.5) markets expected investment spending to pick up (IS curve) and markets expected tighter monetary policy in future (LM Curve), move from A to A’, therefore upward sloping Yield Curve in June 2001 as in Fig. 15.1 – The anticipation of higher short-term interest rates in future ...
“Defining Financial Stability, and Some Policy Implications of Applying the Definition”
... So financial intermediation is a vital service for a well-functioning economy, allowing the funds from many depositors to be pooled and channeled to riskier and longer-term investment projects that support real economic activity. The opposite is also true – disruption of intermediation can have sign ...
... So financial intermediation is a vital service for a well-functioning economy, allowing the funds from many depositors to be pooled and channeled to riskier and longer-term investment projects that support real economic activity. The opposite is also true – disruption of intermediation can have sign ...