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Or the deposits can be investments in D.E.
Economists have sensibly advocated that China raise the interest rates that it pays on bank deposits so that Chinese households earn more and consume more.
And, though it continues to guide interest rates on deposits, banks can easily evade these regulations by selling depositors off-balance-sheet wealth-management products, on which returns are not capped.
It is ultimately funded through retail bank deposits, banks’ wealth-management products, and private equity.
Perhaps the biggest challenges facing China are raising real returns on financial liabilities (deposits and wealth-management products) and promoting more balanced lending.
So QE basically consists of an exchange of two low-yielding assets – long-terms bonds and central-bank deposits.
Finally, in countries like Germany, where households’ bank and saving deposits far outweigh their debt, lower interest rates reduce total household spending.
To avoid inflation, the government deposits a large part of its profits into a Stabilization Fund.
The excess was mopped up through statutory reserve requirements amounting to as much as 20% of bank deposits.
In banking, the trust-busters won the day with the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, which divorced commercial banking from investment banking and guaranteed bank deposits.
Moreover, they would be limited in their holding of derivative instruments, and Obama has suggested that no commercial bank should hold more than 10% of national deposits.
Even if poor countries were willing to guarantee their deposits, the guarantee would mean less than that from the United States.
To attract deposits, banks have been offering interest rates of ten percentage points or more above of the inflation rate, while using new deposits to pay previous depositors.
Less than Zero in JapanTOKYO – In a bold attempt to reflate the Japanese economy, the Bank of Japan has now pushed interest rates on deposits into negative territory.
In Argentina, the banking system came close to collapse, causing the government to ban bank withdrawals – introducing the so-called corralito, or bullpen, for deposits – and establishing capital controls.
The Argentine experience suggests that, after the run on bank deposits, the saga’s next installment is monetary collapse.
But this only accelerates the run on the banks, as households and firms realize that no solid assets are backing their deposits.
Like shrinking aggregate demand, the contraction of bank loans had a multiplier effect, with growing financial fragility inducing depositors and overseas financial institutions also to withdraw credits and deposits from Greek banks.
Likewise, increasing the interest rates paid on bank deposits would enable savings to decline without loss of income.
As a result, executives were not exposed to the potential negative consequences that large losses could bring about for preferred shareholders, bondholders, and the government as a guarantor of deposits.
Moreover, absolute protection for all deposits up to an ex ante threshold – say, €100,000 ($133,000) – should be firmly anchored within EU legislation.
Rather, it should apply only to small deposits, with the specific scale defined according to the richest participating country.
Bank subsidiaries will increasingly have to finance local lending with local deposits and other local funding.
But the recent discovery of massive natural-resource deposits in Kenya and elsewhere should prompt officials to rethink this goal.
But the key development was the discovery of large natural-gas deposits in Burma, which would not be available to an India deemed hostile to the regime.
Canadian and Chinese researchers are also using genomic analysis of the microbial communities living in hydrocarbon deposits to develop new bioprocesses that will make oil and gas extraction greener, by enhancing resource recovery, reducing water and energy use, and minimizing greenhouse-gas emissions.
Though the People’s Bank of China still officially caps interest rates on deposits, commercial banks – in cooperation with nonbank financial institutions, especially trust companies – are using wealth-management products to attract deposits with de facto free-market interest rates.
By “quantity of money,” experts normally mean M3, a broad measure that includes bank deposits.
Flooding banks with central-bank money is no guarantee that deposits, which arise from spending or borrowing money, will increase in the same proportion.
Raising interest rates on bank deposits, which are now negative in real terms, would reduce incentives for individuals to pour money into equity markets or real estate, mitigating the risk of asset market bubbles and boom-bust cycles in the economy.
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