2 января 2013 года Беня начнет забирать последнее?
Прочел приложение к письму Гайтнера о лимите госдолга. Возник вопрос: если Казначейство не будет проводить аукционы, а ФРС с января начнет брать на баланс на вторичном рынке 45 млрд трежерей в месяц, то как это повлияет на глобальный финансовый рынок? Плюс к этому возможный фискал клиф, который автоматом сократит будущий обьем размещений трежерей. Что ж это будет, а?
Geithner’s List
Geithner listed four “extraordinary measures” that could be used to create more “headroom” under the debt ceiling. One would be to suspend sales of State and Local Government Series Treasury securities. The Treasury said it would begin that action on Dec. 28, affecting about $4 billion to $17 billion of the securities issued a month.
Second, the Treasury could declare a debt issuance suspension period, which permits it to take actions related to special-issue Treasury securities held for investment by government retirement funds. The Treasury said a two-month suspension would free up around $12 billion, while additional room could be created through a one-time suspension of interest reinvestment at year end.
Geithner’s List
Geithner listed four “extraordinary measures” that could be used to create more “headroom” under the debt ceiling. One would be to suspend sales of State and Local Government Series Treasury securities. The Treasury said it would begin that action on Dec. 28, affecting about $4 billion to $17 billion of the securities issued a month.
Second, the Treasury could declare a debt issuance suspension period, which permits it to take actions related to special-issue Treasury securities held for investment by government retirement funds. The Treasury said a two-month suspension would free up around $12 billion, while additional room could be created through a one-time suspension of interest reinvestment at year end.
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27 декабря 2012, 11:58
lost
к вопросу о «госдолге», кстати.
и кому он на самом деле нужен
olegbogdanov
olegbogdanov
olegbogdanov
Between 2005 and 2007, the Fed on average remitted about $27 billion a year. As the Fed's holdings have swelled to over $2.9 trillion, remittances have risen to about $80 billion a year. That has provided the government with additional funds it doesn't have to borrow.
And the Fed will be sending the government even more money given its recent decision to purchase an additional $45 billion a month in long-term Treasury debt, along with $40 billion a month in mortgage bonds.
The Fed's actions also have driven down the government's borrowing costs, taking additional pressure off the debt. At the end of 2006, for example, the average interest rate on the government's total interest-bearing debt was 5.034%, according to Treasury data. At the end of November, it was 2.534%.
Besides buying bonds, the Fed also is buying time for the government to avoid tough decisions.
Foma
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почему-то все «сокращатели дефицита» не учитывают, что при сокращении расходов и поступление денег от налогов при этом тоже сокращается. и в итоге еще неизвестно что с дефицитом произойдет — он и вырасти может)) как ни странно.
agentCuper
olegbogdanov
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ilson
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Viron
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RadioHead
RadioHead
См. осень 2011
ForceMAjor
GreenFly
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alev1
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