NEW HAVEN â?? It was never going to be easy, but central banks in the worldâ??s two largest economies â?? the United States and China â?? finally appear to be embarking on a path to policy normalization. Addicted to an open-ended strain of über monetary accommodation that was established in the depths of the Great Crisis of 2008-2009, financial markets are now gasping for breath. Ironically, because the traction of unconventional policies has always been limited, the fallout on real economies is likely to be muted.
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