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Tony Yates

Tony Yates

Quck reply to Duncan Weldon’s medium post on whether oil-induced deflation warrants a loosening or…

Duncan posted today here:

Jan 14, 2015

Jan 14, 2015

Tony Yates

Duncan Weldon’s blog on bonds

A couple of comments on Duncan’s thought-provoking Medium post on why sovereign bond prices are so high (yields are so low) across the…

Jan 12, 2015

Jan 12, 2015

Tony Yates

Question TV econ journalists need to pose during the 2015 campaign

Isn’t the reality that you need to make your deficit-reduction plans contingent on how the recovery progresses, because you can’t risk…

Jan 5, 2015

Jan 5, 2015

Tony Yates

Reply to Eric Longergan’s qs about the zero bound

You are right that although many central bank rates are at the zero bound, they have the option of keeping rates there forever, if needs be…

Jan 3, 2015

Jan 3, 2015

Tony Yates

My memorable moment of 2014 was getting nowhere trying to place our IndyRef 55 economists letter at…

Dec 31, 2014

Dec 31, 2014

Tony Yates

Some commentary around the Eurozone raises the possibility that low inflation the EZ is not…

Dec 29, 2014

Dec 29, 2014

Tony Yates

Frances Coppola doubts whether the ECB are ‘committed’ to achieving the 2 percent inflation…

Dec 29, 2014

Dec 29, 2014

Tony Yates

Just a thought, but playing hardball with the EZ periphery, offering debt relief in exchange for…

Dec 22, 2014

Dec 22, 2014

Tony Yates

Although I haven’t seen it yet, I’m guessing from Twitter that the Andrew Marr-Peter Mandelsson…

Marr-Mandelsson and deficit-fetishism

Dec 21, 2014

Dec 21, 2014

Tony Yates

Tony Yates

University of Bristol and Centre for Macro, ex Bank of England old timer. Macro, policy, with occasional fat fingers and unprofessional tweets.

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