Well, lots of input from Central Bankers in the US, UK and Australia. But what to make of it. According to the FED the markets are “frothy”, the Bank of England is easing QE (slightly) and the RBA says we need to trade off higher home prices for lower unemployment. Nuts.
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Well, lots of input from Central Bankers in the US, UK and Australia. But what to make of it. According to the FED the markets are “frothy”, the Bank of England is easing QE (slightly) and the RBA says we need to trade off higher home prices for lower unemployment. Nuts.
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Canada just announced a dial-down of their quantitative easing programme, but given the current trajectory of the virus, and the debt overhang, is a U-Turn even possible?
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The new Deposit Takers Act will create a single regulatory regime for all bank and non-bank deposit takers (such as building societies and finance companies). It will also introduce a new deposit insurance scheme that will protect up to $100,000 per depositor, per institution in the event of a failure.
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We will look at the RBA, Central Banks, the economy, QE, and home prices and consider how to get the real economy going. You can ask a question live. https://walktheworld.com.au/
Ahead of our show, here is an extract from a recent Senate session, where the Senator discussed a range of policy issues with the RBA.
Ahead of our live Q&A next Tuesday with Queensland Senator Gerard Rennick, here is an extract from a recent Senate session, where he discusses a range of policy issues with the RBA.
I caught up with Thomas Coughlin the CEO of Kinesis to discuss the evolution of the current monetary system, and the gold anchored solutions he is advocating.