• There are two things that can be done to make it more of an optimal zone: one is a central treasury operation and the tax redistribution that comes with that.

    FORBES: The Greek Bailout Doesn't Actually Solve the Problem

  • The explanation for this expansion of the central bank is obvious: Faced with crisis in concerns in the market and the economy, they felt they had to do what they could do (not just central bank but the Treasury as well, to take action to stop deterioration and promote stability).

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • It was flawed from inception as it only had a central bank but no common treasury.

    FORBES: Davos: George Soros Answers Questions

  • The Fed chairman defended the past two rounds of quantitative easing, in which the central bank buys long-term Treasury securities in an effort to push down long-term yields.

    FORBES: Gold Market Buoyed By Bernanke's Jackson Hole Remarks; QE Hopes Remain

  • The US Treasury pays the Federal Reserve interest on the US Treasury bonds that the central bank has bought on the open market as part of its quantitative easing, but the Fed always sends that money right back again.

    BBC: Why the Bank held off spending

  • Whenever the Central Bank increases the Selic, the Treasury capital cost increases immediately.

    FORBES: Brazil Lowers Interest Rates, But Risks Remain

  • For the Treasury, as for the central bank, policymaking is about balancing risks.

    ECONOMIST: Economic stumbles

  • The regulators were the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), which is an independent bureau of the Department of the Treasury, and the US central bank, the Federal Reserve.

    BBC: Banks pay $8.5bn to settle home foreclosure review

  • The paper challenges the Scottish government to set out the cost of setting up and running a treasury, tax authority and central bank, a welfare structure, a foreign service, armed forces, an interior ministry to handle citizenship, immigration and border control, and regulators for issues including pensions, energy, telecommunications, health and safety, takeovers and advertising standards.

    BBC: The Scottish Parliament

  • Instead, Mr Ecevit has pushed out two trusted technocrats, the governor of the central bank, Gazi Ercel, and a treasury under-secretary, Selcuk Demiralp.

    ECONOMIST: Turkey

  • Despite a sickly dollar, American bond yields have remained remarkably low for the very reason that Asian central banks have been buying huge quantities of Treasury bonds.

    ECONOMIST: Asian currencies

  • With the integrity of the eurozone, one of the three great economic areas, in some doubt, it is seriously discombobulating for banks, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, insurers and central banks that the safe harbour of US Treasury Bonds, US government debt, no longer looks quite the comforting refuge in a storm that it once was.

    BBC: As the US loses AAA, where is a safe harbour?

  • On this occasion, however, the central bank is one of the main purchasers of Treasury bonds in an effort to keep yields low.

    ECONOMIST: Sometimes it helps if investors are gloomy

  • He put one in charge of the Vatican's treasury and appointed another to run its central bank (not the same as the IOR).

    ECONOMIST: The Vatican��s woes

  • By buying Treasury and government-agency debt, central banks have financed America's current-account deficit, and pushed down bond yields and mortgage rates, allowing America's consumer spending and borrowing binge to continue for longer.

    ECONOMIST: Asian currencies

  • As the value of the dollar falls, their reserves of the currency also reduce in value, as do the yields on the US Treasury bonds held by many of their central banks.

    BBC: Analysis

  • All central banks around the world held U.S. Treasury bonds as their reserve asset.

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  • The present foreign minister, Lamberto Dini (a former prime minister and treasury minister) was, previously, the central bank's director-general.

    ECONOMIST: Bank of Italy

  • In recent years, the treasury ministry has started to reclaim functions the central bank had taken on in the 1970s.

    ECONOMIST: Bank of Italy

  • The U.S. Treasury market is now completely dominated by the Central Banks.

    FORBES: US Treasury Bond Funds Still Outperformers, But For How Long?

  • European stocks rose to a four-month high Monday as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi meets with U.S Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in Frankfurt today.

    FORBES: Stocks Eye Europe And Central Banks For Direction

  • William O'Donnell, head of U.S. Treasury strategy at RBS, said that foreign central banks have abruptly pared down the amount of Treasurys they are parking with the Fed for safe keeping in recent weeks.

    WSJ: Tax-Cut Deal Results in Turmoil for Bonds

  • The foreigners funding our trade deficits by buying U.S. debt will be less likely to keep doing so, since a lot of them--foreign central banks in particular--are willing to own Treasury paper but not willing to own corporate bonds.

    FORBES: Treasurys, The Endangered Species

  • He could install a temporary regime of technocrats, probably led by Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, treasury minister and a respected former prime minister and central banker.

    ECONOMIST: Italy

  • The central bank is widely expected to announce a second round of Treasury purchases, known as quantitative easing and popularly dubbed QE2, but the size and timetable remain up for debate.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Under Operation Twist, already under way when the Federal Reserve said it would embark upon purchases of mortgage-backed securities last month, the central bank uses proceeds from the sale of short-term Treasury securities to buy long-term ones in its bid to push down long-term rates.

    FORBES: Deep Discussions But No Action Expected At Two-Day FOMC Meeting

  • In essence, Asian central banks are lending Americans cheap money (via their purchases of Treasury bonds) to buy Asian products.

    ECONOMIST: Buttonwood: Dollar dilemma | The

  • Mr Crandall notes that in the past year the share of Treasury debt bought at auctions by big investors and foreign central banks (as opposed to dealers) has roughly doubled to around 60%.

    ECONOMIST: America��s debt crisis will be chronic, not acute

  • For the longer term the Treasury has appointed Sir David Walker, a former banker and central banker, to review governance and pay.

    ECONOMIST: Bashing bankers is the latest sport

  • This piece of kite-flying, which appears to have been coordinated with the Treasury, has been almost universally dismissed by market economists and fellow central bankers.

    WSJ: Some of the Carney Gloss Is Coming Off

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