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Monetary policy loss functions: two cheers for the quadratic
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Year: 1999 Publisher: London Bank of England

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The information content of the inflation term structure
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Year: 1997 Publisher: London Bank of England

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Monetary policy rules, asset prices and exchange rates.
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Year: 2003 Publisher: London Centre For Economic Policy Research, International Macroeconomics

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Shoe-leather costs reconsidered
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Year: 1998 Publisher: London Bank of England

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The interest rate effects of government debt maturity
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Year: 2013 Publisher: Basel Bank for International Settlements. Monetary and Economic Department

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Federal Reserve purchases of bonds in recent years have meant that a smaller proportion of long-dated government debt has had to be held by other investors (private sector and foreign official institutions). But the US Treasury has been lengthening the maturity of its issuance at the same time. This paper reports estimates of the impact of these policies on long-term rates using an empirical model that builds on Laubach (2009). Lowering the average maturity of US Treasury debt held outside the Federal Reserve by one year is estimated to reduce the five-year forward 10-year yield by between 130 and 150 basis points. Such estimates assume that the decisions of debt managers are largely exogenous to cyclical interest rate developments; but they could be biased upwards if the issuance policies of debt managers are not exogenous but instead respond to interest rates. Central banks will face uncertainty not only about the true magnitude of maturity effects, but also about the size and concentration of interest rate risk exposures in the financial system. Nor do they know what the fiscal authorities and their debt managers will do as long-term rates change.

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