12 09 2018 | by Victor Xing | Capital Markets
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10 14 2018 | by Victor Xing | Capital Markets
Roundabout path in the snap-back of long-term bond yields
09 23 2018 | by Victor Xing | Central Banks
Calm before the storm as quantitative tightening looms
05 20 2018 | by Victor Xing | Central Banks
Alternative narrative on the natural rate of interest
01 07 2018 | by Victor Xing | Capital Markets
Flatter yield curve a symptom of ineffective tightening
12 04 2017 | by Victor Xing | Central Banks
Bond market term premium and wolves of Yellowstone
10 17 2017 | by Victor Xing | Capital Markets
How we learned to stop worrying and love the “fake markets”
09 20 2017 | by Victor Xing | Central Banks
QE’s distributional effects a rising political liability
04 18 2017 | by Victor Xing | Capital Markets
Persistent low volatility threatens active fund managers
02 17 2017 | by Victor Xing | Economics
Looming risks through the prism of bifurcated housing market
09 20 2015 | by Victor Xing | Central Banks
Has the Federal Reserve stopped buying bonds?
As of Sept 20 2015, the Federal Reserve is still buying MBS at the secondary market on (almost) a daily basis. The most recent operations are listed on the New York Fed’s Permanent OMO page.
This is part of Agency MBS Reinvestment Purchases and Treasury Rollovers program, where principal payment of agency debt and agency MBS held on FED’s balance sheet will be reinvested in the form of mortgage backed securities, and maturing Treasury bonds will be rolled over at auctions.
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