We try and test the existence of a credit channel in France since the begining of financial deregulation. We analyse the influence of monetary policy on the spread between bank lending interest rates and money market rates ; moreover we study the predictive power of these spreads on the evolution of GDP. We show that banks smooth rather than amplify the variations of money market rates. Furthermore, the spreads between bank lending rates and market rates contain information about future activity. Finally, our tests do not provide a formal proof of the influence of monetary policy on activity by the credit channel.Nous cherchons à tester l'existence d'un canal du crédit en France depuis la déréglementation financière. Nous tentons d'analys...
The effects of monetary policy way vary from one country to another for various reasons. The impact ...
The growing interdependence of world financial markets raises the question of the impact of interest...
Financial Asymmetries and Monetary Policy Transmission by Virginie Coudert and Benoît Mojon In view...
We try and test the existence of a credit channel in France since the begining of financial deregula...
The conventionnal channel of monetary policy tranmission, as introduced in textbook presentations of...
This paper provides new evidence of a bank lending channel in France on the basis of small macroecon...
The transmission of monetary policy and bank : the case of three OECD countries The debate on monet...
Is the Credit Channel Working in Europe ? A Study of Investment Pattern Diversity Using Aggregated B...
Interest rate formation in the French loan market : a theoretical and econometric analysis This pap...
This dissertation analyses the consequences of transformations in the financial sphere on the transm...
Interest rates, banking spreads and credit supply : the real effects In a standard ISLM model, the e...
Cette thèse analyse les conséquences des transformations de la sphère financière sur les canaux de t...
In the traditional view of the transmission mechanism, monetary policy influences output through int...
This paper investigates the pass-through mechanism from market interest rates to bank interest rates...
This thesis investigates short-term fluctuations on the credit market and their implications for the...
The effects of monetary policy way vary from one country to another for various reasons. The impact ...
The growing interdependence of world financial markets raises the question of the impact of interest...
Financial Asymmetries and Monetary Policy Transmission by Virginie Coudert and Benoît Mojon In view...
We try and test the existence of a credit channel in France since the begining of financial deregula...
The conventionnal channel of monetary policy tranmission, as introduced in textbook presentations of...
This paper provides new evidence of a bank lending channel in France on the basis of small macroecon...
The transmission of monetary policy and bank : the case of three OECD countries The debate on monet...
Is the Credit Channel Working in Europe ? A Study of Investment Pattern Diversity Using Aggregated B...
Interest rate formation in the French loan market : a theoretical and econometric analysis This pap...
This dissertation analyses the consequences of transformations in the financial sphere on the transm...
Interest rates, banking spreads and credit supply : the real effects In a standard ISLM model, the e...
Cette thèse analyse les conséquences des transformations de la sphère financière sur les canaux de t...
In the traditional view of the transmission mechanism, monetary policy influences output through int...
This paper investigates the pass-through mechanism from market interest rates to bank interest rates...
This thesis investigates short-term fluctuations on the credit market and their implications for the...
The effects of monetary policy way vary from one country to another for various reasons. The impact ...
The growing interdependence of world financial markets raises the question of the impact of interest...
Financial Asymmetries and Monetary Policy Transmission by Virginie Coudert and Benoît Mojon In view...