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Rhodes Center affiliate and US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, Colby Smith, reports that analysts say it is time to revive the yield curve control policy.
Will this crisis bring about a new economic settlement? (written by Simon Tilford)
Rhodes Center affiliate Simon Tilford argues that the financial instability sparked by the coronavirus will result in states pursuing increasingly interventionist and nationalist economic policies.
US jobless claims surge to record 3.3m as America locks down (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report on rising unemployment benefit claims caused by coronavirus-related shutdowns.
What is the new normal for the Irish economy? (written by Stephen Kinsella)
Stephen Kinsella, Rhodes Center affiliate and Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Limerick, says the coronavirus will markedly change the Irish economy.
Coronavirus creates new role for US unemployment insurance (written by Brendan Greeley)
Brendan Greeley, Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, writes that unemployment insurance could be used to encourage people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.
This Time, Can We Finally Turn a Financial Crisis Into an Opportunity? (by Mark Blyth)
Once again, markets are crashing and taxpayers are bailing out wealthy insiders. It's time we reform this perverse social contract.
Fed leans on community banks for virus relief (written by Brendan Greeley)
Brendan Greeley, Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, argues that the Federal Reserve can use community and regional banks to provide relief to families and small businesses.
Letter: It is time for Brussels to launch a eurobond
Rhodes Center Director Mark Blyth and Center affiliate Stephen Kinsella send an open letter to the European Council calling for the creation of a single, eurozone wide bond to share the costs of fighting coronavirus among member states.
Academics urge EU to issue ‘eurobonds’ to aid coronavirus response
Rhodes Center Director Mark Blyth gathers support for plan to create a new, eurozone-wide financial instrument called the ‘eurobond’ to raise capital and lower borrowing costs for European nations reeling from the coronavirus.
Federal Reserve unleashes unlimited Treasury purchase plan (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report on the Federal Reserve’s historic plan to boost the economy by buying government bonds and corporate debt.
Federal Reserve takes steps to support US municipal bond market (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report on the Federal Reserve’s announcement of a new lending program for municipal bonds.
Fed to lend against stocks and bonds in bid to stabilise markets (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report that Federal Reserve has loosened lending requirements and collateral rules to boost liquidity.
Fed to buy commercial paper to ease market turmoil (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report on the Federal Reserve’s announcement that it will begin buying commercial paper in a bid to shore up markets.
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How the Federal Reserve has moved to support the financial system — explained (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, explain three of the Federal Reserve’s tactics to keep financial markets from falling during the coronavirus pandemic.
Seattle’s small businesses try to survive coronavirus outbreak (written by Brendan Greeley)
Brendan Greeley, Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, reports on the effect social distancing has had on restaurants and other retail businesses.
How the Federal Reserve can help small businesses right now (written by Brendan Greeley)
Brendan Greeley, Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, argues that the Federal Reserve needs to step in and keep money flowing to local banks and small businesses during the liquidity crisis sparked by the coronavirus.
Fed speeds up purchase of Treasuries to ease market strains (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report that the Federal Reserve is poised to spend $37bn, nearly half its total for March and early April, in a single day.
Fed promises to pump trillions of dollars into financial markets (written by Brendan Greeley and Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliates Brendan Greeley, US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, and Colby Smith, US Markets Reporter for the Financial Times, report on the Federal Reserve’s efforts to increase lending to the repo market.
US bank regulators urge relief for borrowers over coronavirus (written by Brendan Greeley)
Brendan Greeley, Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, reports on the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s promises to aid financial institutions during the coronavirus outbreak.
US election may turn on voters’ view of inequality (written by Megan Greene)
Megan Greene, economics commentator at the Financial Times and Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, argues that the 2020 election will be a test of how concerned Americans are by economic inequality.
Coronavirus may be worse than Wall Street is wagering (written by Megan Greene)
Megan Greene, economics commentator at the Financial Times and Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, argues that Wall Street is underestimating the coronavirus’s potential ability to disrupt manufacturing and supply chains.
Fed averts another bout of repo turmoil despite cash squeeze (by Colby Smith)
Rhodes Center affiliate and Financial Times reporter Colby Smith reports on the Federal Reserve’s efforts to keep short term borrowing costs down.
Trump’s plan to label Mexico’s cartels as terrorists ignores U.S. role in drug trade (written by Peter Andreas)
Peter Andreas, John Hay professor of international studies, responds to Trump’s plan to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations by pointing to American gun manufacturers’ role in supplying cartels with weapons.
Facebook’s Libra currency is wake-up call for central banks (by Brendan Greeley)
Brendan Greeley, Rhodes Center affiliate and US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, writes that some central bankers see Facebook’s digital currency as a potential threat.