All posts tagged "quantitative easing"
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85Australia & NZRBNZ Abruptly Announces End to Quantitative Easing
The bond-buying programme was originally scheduled to run until June 2022. The RBNZ says the programme is no longer necessary for monetary policy purposes.
July 15, 2021 -
78KoreaBOK Seeks Monetary Policy Normalisation This Year
The central bank is considering a possible increase in its policy rate and a normalisation of monetary policy this year.
June 17, 2021 -
198ChinaResearcher Suggests PBOC Adopt US-Style Quantitative Easing
The PBOC should adopt an aggressive monetary policy like that of the US Fed to boost consumption amid concerns about growing debt levels.
April 19, 2021 -
257FeatureRBI Formalises Quantitative Easing Programme
While the RBI has often purchased government securities, this is the first time it has committed to an amount upfront.
April 10, 2021 -
193Australia & NZRBA Unexpectedly Announces Extension of QE Programme
The RBA’s first-ever quantitative easing programme was due to expire in mid-April. It will now be extended until at least October.
February 3, 2021 -
576Australia & NZ
RBA Cuts Cash Rate to Record Low, Confirms More Bond-buying
The official cash rate is expected to remain at 0.1 for three years. The RBA will also buy A$100bn of government bonds over the next six months.
November 4, 2020 -
460Australia & NZ
RBA Expands Low-cost Term Lending Facility for Banks
The expansion brings the total available funding under the term lending facility to about A$200 billion, said RBA governor Philip Lowe.
September 3, 2020 -
586Australia & NZ
RBNZ Announces Expansion of Large-Scale Asset Purchases
The RBNZ has expanded its quantitative easing programme to NZ$100bn and signalled a willingness to enter negative OCR territory, in response to Covid-19 related uncertainty.
August 13, 2020 -
838Big PictureThird Global Financial Crisis May Be Imminent: ex-HKMA Chief
Former HKMA head Joseph Yam worries that the world may slip into a third financial crisis due to insufficient liquidity and dwindling spending caused Covid-19.
July 30, 2020 -
637Asia-PacificBank Indonesia Cuts Rates, Pledges More Bond-Buying
Bank Indonesia abandoned the practice of quantitative easing in 1999 to ensure fiscal discipline in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis.
June 22, 2020
