1. Monetary Policies of the FRB, ECB, and Bank of Japan
After this round of quantitative easing, interest rates decreased from 6.3% to 5.2%. ... Treasuries per month, resulting in a total planned expenditure of $600 billion for the easing period. ... This was done so that the market would be flooded with shot-term treasuries causing the interest rates on those securities to increase, and when they would buy the long-term securities the long-term interest rates would fall. ... The ECB introduced long term refinancing operations (LTROs) with 6-, 12-, and 13-month maturity dates. ... In December of 2009, the Bank announced a new measure that would su...
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