2013年7月11日星期四

Analysis - advice from more than fad for central banks


       "Look at what we do, not what we say," was the mantra of the central bank for generations. But not anymore.

Within a few hours last week, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of England has made a big change, moving to the present interest rate outlook, the Federal Reserve is already a response to the crisis could become a permanent fixture.

Market turmoil after the Fed has a plan to its program of money creation forced to leave "the alignment of the front" on the prices for the first time to try to mitigate the rising cost end floated bond loan.

While the bank is his plan out in detail next month, he said that markets were too aggressive in pricing in rate hikes. The ECB said simply would be the lowest prices for an "extended period" to stay and could fall further.

ECB President Mario Draghi as the move "unprecedented," showing that the tradition of ditching was not pre-commitment difficult. Code words so far the ECB as "strong vigilance" to a rate moves or relate at most two months in advance.

"No pre-commitment was the Bible of the ECB for many years," the Graduate Institute in Geneva Professor Charles Wyplosz said. "The new leadership of the ECB has already rewritten the Bible in many ways, in a good way."

Directions Central Bank has come a long way.

Looking back a generation, some do not even publish their decisions on interest rates, but we understand markets. This included the Fed, which started published in 1994.

Since then, the central banks have increased the flow of market information, including the post-rate decision press conferences and councils now forward. The first plant to start periodic distribution that is the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in June 1997, followed by Norway and Sweden followed bank.

Graeme Wheeler, director of the Central Bank of New Zealand, the first March rate path gives consumers more confidence with the form of inflation and policy responses likely expectations and smoothing excessive volatility.

"If the market smoothly and efficiently adapt, it may have to reduce the need for major adjustments," he said.

This argument is supported by most economists support the orientation of the split to the front, while before them that they could refuse to undermine the credibility of the central bank, when they give up the policy provided.

The Fed started giving directions to the front there is a decade and has recently expanded its approach to other, more specific developed where it now says that prices only rise in price U.S. unemployment rate, which currently stands at 7.6 percent 6 , 5 percent.

However, the latest tactics of the U.S. central bank - shows the clarity is not always easy to find - an issue of printing money might show until mid-2014.

Markets sold after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke announced the plan, but have since been thrown here and there by a subsequent statement. Thus, the stocks rose across the globe on Thursday after Bernanke's comments minimize the strength of the U.S. labor market has to understand that reversing the stimulus was beyond what was expected.

For central bankers can count every word.

Convoluted messages about what the ECB is through an "extended period," said, dass

Board member Joerg Asmussen told the Reuters news agency on Tuesday that the promise was good for 12 months "beyond", but the ECB was a declaration that he did not intend to give an indication on the exact time.

Jens Weidmann, the head of the Federal Bank of Germany Hawks said on Thursday that the ECB is not "bound himself to the mast" and could raise rates if inflationary pressures emerge.

COSTS AND BENEFITS

The main reason central banks are now rushing is to provide more information on rate expectations that reduce the short term, after exhausting its ability to interest rates in order to reduce the policy they try lowering long-term aspects.

"This could be interpreted as further monetary stimulus ... which helps to reduce the long-term yields, and thus stimulates economic performance", according to a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, who said that the decline added it could be called "New revealing about the negative state of the economy. " will

Well, the positives outweigh the negatives are not meant to last back in shape since slow political progress on getting public finances central bankers are de facto run economic policy.

But as they were pushed through counseling before, central banks may well find that the intensification of the crisis communication is a useful feature is permanent.

"The ECB started on this path., This is only the first step, but the first step is crucial," Wyplosz said.

In the UK, the new Governor of the Bank, Mark Carney, widely expected to be the case for the lead forward something that he drove during responsible for the Bank of Canada back. This might encourage, for example, homeowners spend more money when they are convinced that their mortgage payments will not increase.

This could initially operate more efficiently when the guide was based rather than an economic objective, such as growth or unemployment forward to a period of time.

But some politicians are skeptical that they could be packed in fear and the mandate was to adapt a lid on inflation to weaken. Delays can also change too often to provide more security to the public.

Both Swedish and Norwegian central banks provide avenues for future rate unable to show good shake for next year. But these paths may change at any monetary policy meeting.

Permanent function

The Fed has tried both ways.

The first experiments were begun under Alan Greenspan, as the central bank is committed to leave interest rates low for a considerable period in 2003.

During the financial crisis, the Central Bank interest rates to zero quickly, he first promised to rates low for "some time", and then, finally, for an "extended period" - exactly where the ECB is now.

In 2011, the Fed has assumed civilian leadership, saying it would keep interest rates low until at least 2013. Due to concerns among politicians that this orientation a pessimistic news on the economic outlook, the mood was an additional burden on the Fed has a new emerging system in December last year.

Then he promised to leave his family of zero interest rates until the unemployment rate drops to 6.5 percent, as inflation are not expected to increase about 2, 5 percent over a period of one to two years.

Alignment of the data is probably the way for most central banks, because it is the case, the hands tied while increasing the visibility avoided in the future.

"You know what needs to be done, it will take years to advance the related orientation," Wyplosz said, adding that an agreement on the thresholds could extremely difficult for the ECB as a single measure has less weight in the entire Euro- zone.

However, it is struggling with the countries to happened revive growth after a brutal attack, leadership is front probably here to stay.

"Forward Facing the New Black seems to be among central bankers," said Nordea analyst Anders Svendsen.

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