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Central banks face test of credibility

Published: 12th May 2016 Download issue: Central banks contributed to halting the financial crisis (starting with the US Federal Reserve’s first quantitative easing package, launched in late 2008), with successive rate cuts helping companies and households in the West to deleverage. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) and European Central Bank (ECB) followed with aggressive policies at a later stage, when the US recovery was already underway. Central banks’ commitment to their mandates has been...

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In the May issue of ‘Perspectives’

The question of central bank credibility, and fixed-income investing when nominal yields are so low In the May issue of Perspectives, Pictet Wealth Management’s chief investment officer, César Pérez Ruiz, steps back to review the efforts of the world’s main central banks to boost the economy. The banks have introduced ever more radical measures, including negative interest rates and buying corporate as well as government bonds. But growth and inflation remain flaccid throughout the...

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