Archive - EightateEight

Exogenous vs. Endogenous Policymaking Shocks

It’s been a whirlwind month since my last post, with the world reeling from tariff hikes and bold policy moves -dare we call them "Trump shocks"?

Apr 25 •

March 2025

February 2025

Flexible Average Inflation Targeting (FAIT)

Rumour is, the Fed is letting go of FAIT, so here’s a little bit about it:

Feb 21 •

Monetary Policy in Times of Dollar Dominance

Previously, we discussed monetary policy during times of protectionism.

Feb 14 •

January 2025

Looking at ”Looking Through”

Happy New Year, dear reader!

Jan 16 •

December 2024

Monetary Policy in The Time of Protectionism

Protectionism, specifically through mechanisms such as tariffs, can affect domestic prices in several ways.

Dec 3, 2024 •

March 2024

Negative Interest Rate Policy and Yield Curve Control

“Perhaps a complex offer by the central bank to buy and sell at stated prices gilt-edged bonds of all maturities, in place of the single bank rate for…

Mar 16, 2024 •

Inflation Expectations

Why The Fed is Exercising Caution When Cutting Rates

Mar 8, 2024 •

November 2023

Inversion diversions

All about the inverted yield curve

Nov 17, 2023 •

October 2023

On lags and stronger-than-expected growth

Oct 26, 2023 •

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