asset markets

And since the medicine is powerful, the effects on asset markets are, in the short term at least, likely to be profound.

In less than five years that wealth is going to flood out of the country, causing huge tremors in overseas asset markets.

This extra credit makes asset markets liquid: if ever you need to sell something, there always seems to be a ready buyer.

Asset markets are unpredictable. When house prices in London stalled during 2004-05, many pundits thought the spell had been broken.

The large cut in deposit interest rate should also help to support consumption spending, and is likely to be positive for asset markets.

China's decision to establish such a fund will only increase the focus on SWF funds and their impact on global asset markets.

The money couldn't leave home due to the dollar's poor outlook so it went into asset markets.

The asset markets are booming because a large amount of the money being printed in that country is inserted into financial assets.

And, of course, "tight" is a condition clearly understood and usually not welcomed by the asset markets.

The risk of a dollar rout, with the incalculable wreckage that would imply for all asset markets, is thankfully greatly reduced.

And many other asset markets, like the one for securitized auto loans, have functioned well without federal intermediaries.

That may be a counterintuitive argument , given the headline numbers . Bank lending is clearly finding its way into asset markets .

Importantly, the regulators are emphasising that loans must be used for their intended purposes, instead of being diverted to asset markets.

Markets do not appear overly concerned that the dollar's decline will either accelerate or have a disruptive impact on other asset markets.

It prospered in an era when asset markets were generally rising, debt was plentiful and cheap, and recessions were rare and relatively mild.

Much of the lending has not been invested and has flowed into asset markets.

These attempts to revive growth have . . . resulted in a significant rise in asset markets, particularly property prices.

Asset markets do not work as well as those for consumer goods.

Recently, this stock of deposits appears to have spilled over into asset markets, including the stock market.

Private consumption expenditure should advance further, buoyed by improved employment income and positive developments in the asset markets.

Struggling asset markets mean they build up a smaller pension pot; low bond yields mean the annuity income from that pot is lower.

Therefore, as a country's asset markets rise in price, its currency would fall in price, largely in inverse proportion.

The fall in HK deposits was across-the-board, partly reflecting the less buoyant asset markets.

If new figures show a continuation of the latest week's trend it will not bode well for riskier-asset markets in the weeks ahead.

Excessive lending to finance overheated asset markets will undermine the resilience of banks in adverse market conditions.

Of course, this vicious cycle is not unique: similar patterns often emerge when asset markets tumble.

As money flows into speculation in asset markets, many believe that it will lead to spending boom through the wealth effect.

Finally, we'll discuss two additional topics: bubbles in asset markets and the macroeconomic effects of the Internet.

Since such an agreement seems unlikely, the outlook for US financial asset markets is poor.

If central banks focus on asset markets when they rise as well as when they fall, they will remove much of the froth.

Adverse developments in the currency markets could heighten investor risk aversion and spill over into other asset markets.

Some hope liquidity would improve the economy through inflating asset markets, i. e. , creating another bubble.

The policy has certainly had a pronounced effect on asset markets, however.

These developments are no coincidence. Floating exchange rates and booming asset markets have reinforced each other.

Huge flows of capital into debtor nations like America and Britain pumped up asset markets (see article).

This would have a negative spillover effect on other asset markets, including pushing up yields in Europe and emerging markets.

The Celtic tiger roared ahead, but it paid too little attention to its gung-ho banks and asset markets.

Higher prices in many of its asset markets are generating demand more rapidly than supply.

Analysts increasingly talk of a possible cheap gw gold bubble forming in China's highflying asset markets, including stocks.

In sum, Xie says, "Chinese asset markets have become a giant Ponzi scheme. "

First, it has a duty to regulate asset markets so that people are not falsely lured into buying snake-oil assets.

Poverty is falling, the middle classes are expanding and asset markets are bubbling.

"Risky asset markets remain shaky on the ongoing debt concerns and weak economic data, " said strategists at Dankse Bank.

and not just in the gilts market, but other, less obvious corners of the global asset markets too.

When Barber then switched from "go" to "stop" , asset markets crashed triggering the secondary banking crisis.

But, the more willing the banks are to lend, the hotter the asset markets become.

In addition, the $500bn to $1, 000bn scheme is still small relative to the size of asset markets.

Too big a smile, according to some experts, since the buoyancy of asset markets is not reflected in the real economy.

In the past 20 years, asset markets have come to assume government support.

Foreign investors should tread carefully in China's bubbly asset markets, but there is no question about the economy's underlying strength.

Asset markets-first for shares, then for housing-were doing households' saving for them.

I am not suggesting the Fed develops numerical targets for asset markets.

In 2004, major economic trends emerging in Asia will likely have a significant impact on global growth, inflation, and asset markets.

There is a good reason why no obvious winner emerges from this Cook's tour of the asset markets.

After so many financial crises in the past 40 years most reasonable people would now accept that bubbles in asset markets can exist.

Start with asset markets.

Tightening lending criteria, for example, to slow credit expansion seemingly offers an easy way to cool red-hot asset markets.

The realisation of what the Fed did not do appears largely responsible for the subsequent wobbly performance of risky-asset markets;

Hong Kong's asset markets are most sensitive to the Fed's policy due to the currency peg to the US dollar.

Extended Financial Equilibrium with Weighted Incomplete Real Asset Markets: the Case of Restricted Participation

An Experimental Study of Asset Markets under Symmetric Information

The big points of the book are four: first, asset markets are only "imperfectly efficient" ;

Existence of Future Contract Equilibrium with Incomplete Real Asset Markets

Struggling asset markets mean they build up a smaller pension pot;

China's monetary supply policy hasn't considering the impact of price changes in asset markets;

Research on Regional Differences of Asset Markets in China