the Federal Reserve meetingledto the Taper Tantrum
the US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke ’s(passive) triggered bythe taper tantrum
Ben Bernanke , then the Federal Reserve Chairmancauseda " taper tantrum
then - Fed Chair Ben Bernanke(passive) triggered byTaper Tantrum ”
a congressional speech by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke in May 2013 , in which he suggested that the US Federal Reserve ( Fed ) could begin tapering its asset purchases(passive) was caused byThe taper tantrum
off ... former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke ’s speech on slowing the pace of bond purchases in May 2013(passive) set ... bythe Taper Tantrum
when then Fed chairman Ben Bernanke 's hint of an end to quantitative easingsparkedthe " taper tantrum
comments from then - Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke(passive) sparked bythe “ taper tantrum
the Fed hinting at tapering its QE program(passive) was triggered byThe taper tantrum
expectation of tightening from the Fed(passive) was caused bythe Taper Tantrum
the Fed “ staying dovishto preventa taper tantrum
the Federal Reserve announcing its intent to scale back quantitative easing(passive) triggered bya “ taper tantrum
comments from former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on May 22 , 2013 , about the potential for reduced central bank support for mortgages(passive) was sparked byThe " taper tantrum
the unexpected announcement by the US Federal Reserve in May 2013 that it planned to start scaling back its programme of quantitative easing(passive) triggered bytaper tantrum
when the Fed botched the taper signalsparkinga “ taper tantrum
off ... [ former Fed Chair Ben(passive) set ... bythe Taper Tantrum
In 2013 , for example , the US Federal Reserve ’s suggestion that it would begin to taper off one of its quantitative easing programstriggereda “ taper tantrum
his hint that the Fed might stop buying securitiestriggereda “ taper tantrum
Fed hints about ending bond buying(passive) caused bytaper tantrum
market participants ... Ben Bernankesettingoff the " taper tantrum
A clear risk to the ECB`s taper is that the ECB could exit the programme too hastily and that it would unwarrantedly tighten financial conditions or , even worsecould createa taper tantrum
Ben Bernanke ’s statement in May 2013 that the Fed would taper off quantitative easing created great uncertainty about capital flows and the rupee came under severe pressure(passive) triggered byThe “ taper tantrum
Amtek Auto defaulted on debt triggering a liquidity squeeze , federal reserve hinted at tapertriggeringa taper tantrum
The market ... testimony from then - Chair Ben Bernankesparkedthe “ taper tantrum
The Fed 's first attempts to tighten up policy , turning off QEcauseda taper tantrum
a change in signal from the US Fed as a key candidate for increasing volatility in fixed interest market from its current lows , much the same way that Bernankesparkedthe ‘ Taper Tantrum
communication problems from the Fed , an error that they are clearly trying to correct this time around(passive) was caused bythe Taper tantrum
when then US central bank chief Ben Bernanke attempted and failed to reduce monetary accommodationcausingthe Taper Tantrum
i do not think the committee anticipated with its decisioncausedthe taper tantrum
The expiration of the FDIC ’s unlimited transaction deposit insurance produced the opposite flowcausingthe “ taper tantrum
ECB president Mario Draghitriggeredtaper tantrum
The possibility of tapering to reduce QEcausedthe taper tantrum
then in 2013 ( when they simultaneously announced they were winding back their quantitative easing program ) the markets were caught off guardresultingin Taper Tantrum
the onset of QE tapering as long ago as June 2013sparkedthe ‘ taper tantrum
often(passive) are ... triggeredTaper tantrums
a mid - course shift in tapering ... bobble in mid-2013ledto the ' taper tantrum
just minor tighteningscausedtaper tantrums
to manage the processto preventa taper tantrum
the tweaking of the YCCcould causea “ taper tantrum
at least any type of tightening clearly ... which should helpto preventtaper tantrums
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a selloff in U.S. Treasuries ... with at least one bank reportedly breaching its VaR limit.- 2014 , Oct. 15sparksa selloff in U.S. Treasuries ... with at least one bank reportedly breaching its VaR limit.- 2014 , Oct. 15
a spike in interest ratescauseda spike in interest rates
to volatile capital flows , depreciation of rupee vis - à - vis US dollarleadingto volatile capital flows , depreciation of rupee vis - à - vis US dollar
in 2013 by the US Federal Reserve 's first tentative step to towards tightening monetary policyprovokedin 2013 by the US Federal Reserve 's first tentative step to towards tightening monetary policy
to Indonesia being classified as one of the fragile five emerging markets ( EMs ) – alongside Brazil , India , Turkey and South Africa – with its falling risk score plunging the sovereign down seven places in the global risk rankingsledto Indonesia being classified as one of the fragile five emerging markets ( EMs ) – alongside Brazil , India , Turkey and South Africa – with its falling risk score plunging the sovereign down seven places in the global risk rankings
massive turbulence in global marketscausedmassive turbulence in global markets
stocks to dip and long - term interest rates to spikecausingstocks to dip and long - term interest rates to spike
interest rates to spike , roiling financial markets around the worldcausedinterest rates to spike , roiling financial markets around the world
to a significant sell off in these income - generating vehicles that was primarily driven by rising interest rates and the fear of a slowing real estate marketledto a significant sell off in these income - generating vehicles that was primarily driven by rising interest rates and the fear of a slowing real estate market
outflows of US$ 73 billion in stocks and bonds from emerging economiescausedoutflows of US$ 73 billion in stocks and bonds from emerging economies
in nine months of outflows from emerging market fixed income fundsresultedin nine months of outflows from emerging market fixed income funds
mass outflows from ETFs ... though these tended to be linked to bonds rather than equitiescausedmass outflows from ETFs ... though these tended to be linked to bonds rather than equities
volatility in emerging markets ... sending bond yields higher and leading to capital outflowscreatedvolatility in emerging markets ... sending bond yields higher and leading to capital outflows
significant global financial market volatility as traders priced in a higher expected path of the fed funds ratecausedsignificant global financial market volatility as traders priced in a higher expected path of the fed funds rate
to a sell off in the near - term ... but the longer - term message that the Fed sent was clearly one of improving economic growth on the horizonledto a sell off in the near - term ... but the longer - term message that the Fed sent was clearly one of improving economic growth on the horizon
when then - chairman Ben Bernanke said in June 2013 that the Fed was planning to slow and eventually end its asset buying programresultedwhen then - chairman Ben Bernanke said in June 2013 that the Fed was planning to slow and eventually end its asset buying program
runners astray and all that training can go to wastecan ... leadrunners astray and all that training can go to waste
up to my first Marathonleadingup to my first Marathon
hand to continue printingresultedhand to continue printing
to higher repo rateleadingto higher repo rate
technical pressureis causingtechnical pressure
a selloff in U.S. Treasuries ... with at least one bank reportedly breaching at least one bank 's VaR limitsparksa selloff in U.S. Treasuries ... with at least one bank reportedly breaching at least one bank 's VaR limit
to further dislocations in financial marketsleadingto further dislocations in financial markets
in a massive capital outflowwill resultin a massive capital outflow
tumult in the marketscausedtumult in the markets
a 1 % rise in rates based entirely on rumorcauseda 1 % rise in rates based entirely on rumor
turmoil in global marketshad causedturmoil in global markets
The event risk(passive) caused byThe event risk
a general increase in ratescauseda general increase in rates
a sell - off in EM debt and currenciestriggereda sell - off in EM debt and currencies
in sharply higher US Treasury ( UST ) yieldsresultingin sharply higher US Treasury ( UST ) yields
a sudden capital outflow from EMEsprompteda sudden capital outflow from EMEs
to another surge in the dollar and subsequent mayhem in the emerging markets in 2015ledto another surge in the dollar and subsequent mayhem in the emerging markets in 2015
rates to rise from 3.5 % to 4.5 % in just six weekscausedrates to rise from 3.5 % to 4.5 % in just six weeks
China weakness and the precipitous decline in commodity priceshaving createdChina weakness and the precipitous decline in commodity prices
a very dramatic jump in yields ... with the 10-year touching 3 % , versus 2.79 % now , which is right around where 2.79 % traded when the market fully expected the taper to occur in Septembercauseda very dramatic jump in yields ... with the 10-year touching 3 % , versus 2.79 % now , which is right around where 2.79 % traded when the market fully expected the taper to occur in September
divergences between global stock marketsalso createddivergences between global stock markets