Central Bank Policy Paths and Market Forward Rates: A Simple Model

Ferre De Graeve and Jens Iversen

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2017, vol. 49, issue 6, 1197-1224

Abstract: Increasingly many central banks announce likely paths for future policy rates. Recent experience suggests that market forward rates can differ substantially from those announced. Models commonly adopted in policy analysis ignore such differences. This paper studies a simple model that can capture deviations between announced paths and market forward rates. We detail the macroeconomic transmission of such deviations and show how the model can inform policy deliberations.

Date: 2017
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