Geldpolitik der US-Notenbank

Robert Köck

doi:10.5771/9783828869103

Geldpolitik der US-Notenbank

Wie denkt der Markt bei Leitzinsänderungen?

Series: Wissenschaftliche Beiträge aus dem Tectum Verlag: Wirtschaftswissenschaften

Volume 85 1. Edition 2018

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Zusammenfassung

Der Leitzins ist das zentrale Instrument der Geldpolitik. Dieser wird von den Zentralbanken festgelegt und lenkt maßgeblich die allgemeine Zinsentwicklung. Die US-Notenbank Federal Reserve legt großen Wert darauf, ihre Absichten klar und frühzeitig an die Finanzmärkte zu signalisieren, um Verwerfungen an den Märkten kleinzuhalten. Ein Ereignis im Sinne dieses Buches ist eine Zusammenkunft der Mitglieder des Federal Open Market Committe (FOMC), um über den weiteren Verlauf der Leitzinsen abzustimmen. Robert Köck zeigt in seinem dargestellten Modell ein Werkzeug, mit Hilfe dessen sich mögliche Änderungen des Leitzinssatzes frühzeitig abschätzen lassen.

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