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How fast? And when might HM Treasury's indemnity be triggered?
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Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) failed to deliver global liquidity post-Bretton Woods; a crypto-revamp could revive the SDR and help support climate goal…
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US external accounts adjust to the liquidity needs of the global economy
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Does the pandemic mark the beginning of a new regime of balance sheet activism by EM central banks; or was the pandemic intervention only a one off?
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The Bank of England looks set to enter an experimental phase of quantitative tightening. But will others follow?
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The expansion of securities settlement that has accompanied QE is seldom remarked upon, but could be reshaping the financial landscape
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With limited seigniorage revenue and ongoing BOP pressures, El Salvador's historic decision to make Bitcoin legal tender reflects macroeconomic fundame…
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After exceptional policy support during the pandemic, there are early signs that DM central bank balance sheet expansion is slowing; but what happens n…
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German and Italian history reveals evolving institutional structures and central banking models; ongoing changes at the ECB are only the latest manifes…
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Some observations on "stealth intervention," bank net open FX positions and the mysterious recent surge in Chinese banks' FX reverse repo activity
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Official comments are not the whole story. The data show more direct and indirect intervention (again).
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As a narrative and in the hard money flow things are evolving fast
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