Monetary Mechanics

Since the Federal Reserve is on the brink of beginning its quantitative tightening (QT) program, beginning June 1, I thought that I should dedicate an issue of Monetary Mechanics to the mechanics of quantitative tightening, just like I did for the mechanics of quantitative easing…
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In the previous issue of Monetary Mechanics, I offered a high-level overview of the various scenarios that could occur as the Federal Reserve begins to…
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In Issue #36 of Monetary Mechanics, I introduced the idea that blockchain-based finance (i.e. decentralized finance a.k.a. DeFi) is a fundamental…
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In the previous issue of Monetary Mechanics, I provided an overview of the economic sanctions that have been placed upon Russia by the West, focusing…
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On February 22, 2022, the United States imposed its first tranche of economic sanctions against Russia, after Vladimir Putin recognized two regions of…
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While I am admittedly far from an expert on supply chains and commodities markets, I believe that, given the recent escalation of the Russia-Ukraine…
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In J.P. Morgan’s Q4 2021 earnings call, there was mention of something that surprised me greatly – the implementation of Basel IV. In Issue #26 of…
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Part 7: "Liability Management" – Commercial Paper (CP)
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