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Great to join Brian Sullivan on CNBC to talk about the politics (and economics) of Kathy Hochul's congestion pricing about face Watch here: https://lnkd.in/e5ksx3xM
Money flows in monetary policy is crucial to understand the machinery of the economy nowadays. Let’s join the discussion this week in our Econotastes!
This week let's have a look to money flows into the big economic machinery to understand the way monetary policies provide a unique view to the analysis of money supply and how it affect economy and markets. Join the discussion in our Econotastes next to Jhon Alexander Torres Jimenez our Head of Research. Have a good reading!
This week let's have a look to money flows into the big economic machinery to understand the way monetary policies provide a unique view to the analysis of money supply and how it affect economy and markets. Join the discussion in our Econotastes next to Jhon Alexander Torres Jimenez our Head of Research. Have a good reading!
How have credit downgrades on US debt historically affected the treasury market?Check out our latest economic update video recording! #economics #usdebt #productivity
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Big (structural tmho) difference in spending behaviour between the #US and #Europe. And could also be a reason why the US is (every time) holding up/recovering better than Europe? Source: MRB - The Macro Research Board via The Daily Shot #markets #economy #money #management #business #finance
"Christopher A. Sims (1980) argued that to estimate the impact of a policy change such changes need to have occurred in the past. With sufficient data and compelling identification restrictions of policy changes, estimating the impact of a policy change uniquely with aggregate data is entirely feasible. That line of thinking led to a large and still evolving literature on vector autoregressions and their use in policy evaluations, and sometimes evoked heated debates on whether regressions are useful and what it means to change policy (Uhlig, 2022)" "His more famous macroeconomic contributions came after with “Money, Income and Causality” (1972) which attracted a lot of interest because it came out in the peak of the monetarists-Keynesian controversy." "Sims is also known as one of the originators of the fiscal theory of the price level which argues that government fiscal policy, including debt and taxes present and future, is the primary determinant of the price level or inflation as opposed to monetary policy." Sims was awarded the Nobel prize in Economic Sciences in 2011 together with Thomas Sargeant “for their empirical research on cause and effect in the macroeconomy”. --- #economics #economists #nobelprize #historyofeconomicthought
How One Percentage Point Affects the Duration of a Bond Christopher Rawson explains the correlation between duration and a 1 percent interest rate fluctuation, highlighting its significance in financial decision-making. Watch the full Q2 Economic Update here: https://lnkd.in/g-wKrmQS
Missed our Annual Market & Economic Update webinar? No worries – catch the highlights now! Dive into the ever-changing world of finance in 2023 and uncover exclusive insights into the projected trends for 2024. Hosted by our President, John Vance, this recorded webinar features a captivating review of the market, covering key topics such as: - Economic Updates - Election Year Statistics - Real Estate Updates Don't miss out on these valuable insights! Click the link to watch the recording: https://lnkd.in/gr3WjcrN #MarketUpdate #FinanceTrends #EconomicOutlook #WebinarHighlights
Here is another update of our popular webinar series of macroeconomic and financial updates, this time given by Swedbank's Economists Carl Nilsson and Emma Paulsson, together with Senior Advisor Olof Manner. The recorded webinar from Monday 15th April is available here (in Swedish). #swedbank #macroeconomics
