Open market operations refers to the central bank buying and selling assets on the open market. The goal is to influence the amount of liquidity in the market.
It sounds like in this case, the Korean central bank is buying bonds to inject liquidity into the market. (Commercial bank gets cash, central bank gets a bond on its balance sheet.)
Open market operations refers to the central bank buying and selling assets on the open market. The goal is to influence the amount of liquidity in the market.
It sounds like in this case, the Korean central bank is buying bonds to inject liquidity into the market. (Commercial bank gets cash, central bank gets a bond on its balance sheet.)
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I think @Undisciplined is your guy for this
I think so too. Didn't tag him as I wanted to give him the freedom to ignore the question in case it is of no interest to him~~
You’re always welcome to tag me with ~econ questions. SimpleStacker already got to it, though.
Printer go brrrrrrr
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That's language I understand.
yeah sure, he's quite busy nowadays