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But, at the very least, it has reframed
expectations
for the country’s next presidential election, now scheduled for November 2019.
Indeed, given that monetary policy works by influencing market expectations, maximizing such decisions predictability – at least in terms of timing and guiding principles – enhances their effectiveness.
Could the reality of the man possibly match my
expectations?
Saudi Arabia’s Theater of ReformHaving raised
expectations
for real political reform in Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah has instead announced that the time for change has not yet arrived.
If the monarchy consults them and begins to manage
expectations
properly, reconciliation and stability remain possible.
We can ask ourselves, “I like X, but should I?”And we can say, “It is my duty to do Y, even though Y will probably lead to outcomes I dislike, given my
expectations
of what others will do.”
Central banking is all about managing market
expectations.
Monetary authorities have, in recent years, made the way they communicate – about their thinking and possible actions – their primary tool to guide markets and anchor
expectations.
The Fed’s inability to anchor
expectations
would not only harm its credibility with investors, but would also make it much harder to fulfill its dual mandate of pursuing price stability and maximum employment.
Contrary to the government’s expectations, the peso’s depreciation had a large impact on consumer prices – as critics had warned.
It is important that we do not betray public expectations; but nor can we act irresponsibly.
The pro-incumbent effect was discernible in Spain and, most dramatically, Italy, where the new reform government of Matteo Renzi defeated
expectations
that Italians would deliver another big protest vote.
The major economies should ensure that such derivatives are restricted as far as possible to qualified and knowledgeable investors who trade on the basis of
expectations
regarding market fundamentals, rather than mainly or only for short-term speculative gain.
It requires a discontinuous leap in
expectations
and policies, and a fundamental shift in the political and social consensus.
Yet by historical standards, China’s economy is still performing well – at near 7% annual GDP growth, some might say very well – but success on the scale that China has seen over the past three decades breeds high
expectations.
The conference in Paris produced an agreement that went beyond our
expectations.
In this unlikely scenario, market
expectations
would adjust accordingly and rates would rise (saving glut and secular stagnation notwithstanding).
People in the Middle East and other emerging democracies have definitely changed from their recent experiences, and their
expectations
have been raised.
Keynes never tired of arguing that monetary policy becomes ineffective if uncertainty is sufficient to destabilize the
expectations
of consumers and investors.
If central banks keep missing these rather narrow marks (“below, but close to 2%”), they end up in an
expectations
trap, whereby markets expect them to dispense ever higher doses of monetary medicine in a frantic attempt to reach their target.
After more than five years, QE has arguably entrenched
expectations
for continued low or even negative real interest rates – acting more like addictive painkillers than powerful antibiotics, as one commentator has put it.
Public
expectations
about Mrs Megawati were modest from the start.
But, even without the agreement, the appeal of such investments stands: evidence indicates that integration of ESG considerations – when implemented intelligently and measured and reported transparently – could help investments outperform expectations, for both companies and investors.
Nonetheless, significant challenges remain, including uncertain performance
expectations
and evolving disclosure regimes.
In many countries, educating girls is not considered important, owing to
expectations
that they will work exclusively at home or on the family farm.
Higher long-term interest rates in the US (and
expectations
of further hikes) are eating into the interest-rate differentials that attracted yield-hungry investors to emerging markets from 2009 to 2012.
To be sure,
expectations
of stimulus, lower taxes, and deregulation could still boost the economy and the market’s performance in the short term.
Because the US misread Kim’s primary motivation and expectations, it ran into a third problem – in fact a trap of its own making, from which there was no escape.
Indeed, six months into his presidency, he has already undercut
expectations.
And nearly a quarter-century later, the tribunal has exceeded
expectations.
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