Does anyone have a good way of remembering the shape of yield curves during fiscal/monetary tightening/loosening?
Or what is the intuition here?
thanks!
Does anyone have a good way of remembering the shape of yield curves during fiscal/monetary tightening/loosening?
Or what is the intuition here?
thanks!
Yups in case of opposite sitations remeber that moentary is more powerful
So when monetary loose and fiscal tight - Then slope is slighly upward …
Let me know in case i am wrong
Upward sloping but not steep…
• Upward-sloping yield curve: Expected economic growth
• Downward-sloping yield curve: Economic downturn expected
Fiscal Policy
Monetary Policy
Yield Curve Shape
Expansive
Expansive
Sharply upward
Tight
Tight
Downward sloping; recession is expected
Tight
Expansive
Upward sloping, but not as steep (monetary trumps)
Expansive
Tight
Flat (monetary trumps)
Monetary (loosening) policy can manipulate interest rate to nagative. Tightening fiscal policy do not have that much power. Monetary control short-term rate. => Yield curve moderately steep
i think i got this. There is a good matrix on page 66 of vol.3. I can memorise that.