Việc in tiền của các ngân hàng trung ương phụ thuộc vào cái gì?

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Đồng ý với bác, em xin nói lại thế này cho dễ hiểu: KBNN thu chi ngân sách (không có thu hồi), VDB quản lý vốn nhà nước "có thu hồi" tức là có vay có trả[]

Tuỳ thuộc thằng chủ StateBank là nước nào
FED thì là một lũ tài phiệt sẵn sàng kill TT nếu cần
V...thì bỗng nhiên muốn in là in

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Hachi8888 viết lúc 22:10 - 31/10/2011
Kụ nói quá, gấp 2 thôi.
Thịt 3 rọi bằng giờ này năm ngoái chỉ 55 đồng, cá điêu hồng 22, thịt bò thăn, 85.... bây giờ gấp đôi mẹ nó hết rồi, dân đen khổ cực

Theo công bố thì lạm phát có 1x % thui mừ

Hà Đông đêm qua náo loạn vụ phá nhà siết nợ....
http://www.minhquangland.com/Ha-Dong-nao-loa%CC%A3n-vu%CC%A3-pha-nha-siet-no%CC%A3-tram-ty.vhtm

Chí ít ra FED muốn in cũng phải có lý do chính đáng

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...imulus-as-officials-lower-growth-outlook.html

Bernanke Gives Impetus to New Stimulus

By Scott Lanman and Caroline Salas Gage - document.write(dateFormat(new Date(1320292800000),"mmm d, yyyy h:MM TT Z"));Nov 3, 2011 11:00 AM GMT+0700 Thu Nov 03 04:00:00 GMT 2011

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Enlarge image U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke

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U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben S. Bernanke.



U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben S. Bernanke. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg


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Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke offers his views on the outlook for the U.S economy and Fed monetary policy at a news conference in Washington. This report also contains comments from Christina Romer, former head of President Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers and a Bloomberg contributing editor; Ira Jersey, an interest-rate strategist at Credit Suisse Group AG, and David Greenlaw, chief fixed-income economist at Morgan Stanley. (Source: Bloomberg)


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Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Uwe Parpart, chief strategist and head of research at Reorient Financial Markets Ltd., talks about the outlook for Europe's debt crisis and its impact on global financial markets. Parpart speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move Asia." (Source: Bloomberg)


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Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, talks about the decision by Federal Reserve policy makers to refrain from taking any additional steps to ease monetary policy. He speaks from New York with Susan Li on Bloomberg Television's "First Up." (Source: Bloomberg)



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Potential actions are “on the table,” including a third round of securities purchases, extending the period of record- low interest rates or being more specific about when rates would rise, Bernanke said at a press conference yesterday after officials met for two days in Washington. Stocks added to gains while the dollar weakened against the euro.
Bernanke warned that economic improvement will probably be “frustratingly slow,” with policy makers forecasting a 1 percentage-point drop in the jobless rate to about 8 percent over two years. The chairman said buying mortgage bonds is a “viable option,” comments that give the idea an “extra push” and increase already-high odds of the move, said Neal Soss, chief economist at Credit Suisse in New York.
“He repeatedly referred to his disappointment with his best judgment about the economy’s prospects,” said Soss, who was an aide to former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker. “If you’re unsatisfied, and you’ve got some tool that might help, in due course you’re supposed to use it.”
Additional easing may occur by February and could coincide with possible actions by new European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to contain fallout from the continent’s sovereign- debt crisis, Soss said.
‘Downside Risks’

Bernanke’s comments and the lowered economic projections followed a Federal Open Market Committee statement saying “significant downside risks” remain to the outlook even after third-quarter growth “strengthened somewhat.” The risks include “concerns about European fiscal and banking issues,” said Bernanke, 57.
Officials left unchanged their plans to lengthen the maturity of the Fed’s bond portfolio, known as Operation Twist, and to keep the target federal funds rate near zero through at least mid-2013 as long as unemployment remains high and the inflation outlook remains “subdued.”
The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose 1.6 percent yesterday to 1,237.90, the first gain in three days. The dollar weakened 0.3 percent to $1.3747 against the euro. Yields on 10-year Treasuries were little changed at 1.99 percent.
The vote for yesterday’s statement was 9-1. Chicago Fed President Charles Evans opposed the decision, the first dissent in favor of easier policy since Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren in December 2007. Evans favored “additional policy accommodation,” the Fed said without elaborating.
Adding Accommodation

He said Sept. 7 that the central bank “should seriously consider actions that would add very significant amounts of policy accommodation.” Doug Tillett, a spokesman for the Chicago Fed, declined to comment yesterday on the dissent.
Fed Presidents Richard Fisher of Dallas, Narayana Kocherlakota of Minneapolis and Charles Plosser of Philadelphia supported the statement after dissenting against the August and September decisions to ease policy.
Any new asset purchases would follow two rounds totaling $2.3 trillion that lasted from December 2008 until June 2011. The last net buying of mortgage debt occurred in March 2010, though the Fed decided in September to reinvest maturing housing debt into new mortgage-backed securities instead of Treasuries. Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo on Oct. 20 said buying mortgage bonds should be a leading option because it would help boost home-buying and consumer spending.
Back Pocket

“They want to have that option in their back pocket, should the economy remain sluggish and should they fail to make progress with their objectives, especially unemployment,” said Roberto Perli, managing director for policy research at International Strategy & Investment Group in Washington. “They did Operation Twist recently, and they might want to assess whether that is working or not before expanding the balance sheet.”
Before the committee buys more assets, it is likely to want to unveil an enhanced communication strategy, said Perli, a former Fed economist.
Fed governors and regional presidents projected that gross domestic product, adjusted for inflation, will rise by 2.5 percent to 2.9 percent next year, compared with a range of 3.3 percent to 3.7 percent from the prior forecasts in June.
Growth in 2013 will be 3 percent to 3.5 percent, lower than the prior range of 3.5 percent to 4.2 percent, based on the median range of forecasts.
Jobless Rate

The jobless rate in the fourth quarter of 2012 will range from 8.5 percent to 8.7 percent, up from the previous forecast of 7.8 percent to 8.2 percent, the Fed said in a release separate from the FOMC statement.
The old 2012 projection is now the new 2013 projection for fourth-quarter unemployment of 7.8 percent to 8.2 percent, compared with a range of 7 percent to 7.5 percent in June. By the end of 2014, the jobless rate will be 6.8 percent to 7.7 percent, officials said in their initial projections for the year.
“The medium-term outlook relative to our June projections has been downgraded” and “remains unsatisfactory,” Bernanke said yesterday. “Unemployment is far too high,” and “I fully sympathize with the notion that the economy is not performing the way we would like.”
Stocks have climbed and the economy has picked up since the last FOMC gathering Sept. 20-21. The S&P 500 Index (SPX) advanced 11 percent in October, the best since 1991, as European leaders agreed to expand their bailout fund. The rally snapped five months of losses.
Profits Climb

Profits for companies in S&P 500 climbed 18 percent on average in the third quarter, based on results reported so far. Earnings are beating analyst predictions by 5.6 percent, compared with an average rate of 3.3 percent since 2005.
Last week, the Commerce Department reported that the economy grew at a 2.5 percent annual pace in the third quarter, compared with 0.4 percent in the first quarter and 1.3 percent in the second.
Still, growth and job creation haven’t been fast enough to lower the unemployment rate.
The Labor Department will report Nov. 4 that payrolls expanded by 95,000 jobs in October, according to the median estimate of a Bloomberg survey of 65 economists. Unemployment is forecast to remain at 9.1 percent for the fourth consecutive month.
“The FOMC is inclined toward a more accommodative policy,” said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies & Co. in New York. “It seems very clear that is where Bernanke and other policy makers think policy is headed.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Scott Lanman in Washington at slanman@bloomberg.net Caroline Salas Gage in New York at csalas1@bloomberg.net.
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Christopher Wellisz at cwellisz@bloomberg.net

Tất nhiên
Tôi nóiV...mà cụ k hiểu à
FED nó là một tổ chức vì lợi nhuận đấy

Tôi không phải dân kinh tế hay bank gì đó ,theo tôi hiểu thì thế này :Tiền cũng như Nước vậy với nước khi muốn xả ra phải có chỗ thoát hay lưu thông với tiền do vậy không thể muốn in thì in là được đâu
Hiện này đội ngũ điều hành của chúng ta giỏi nhất là in tiền chứ về khoản tìm "chỗ thoát " cho nó thì chưa ....,Hiện trạng phản ánh điều này là tiền không có chỗ lưu thông hết đã tràn sang vàng mà bây giờ Bình vít đang cố bóp vàng vào một ngày nào đó hiện tượng nước ứ lại do thiều dòng chảy sẽ gây nên Buuuuuuuuuuuuum do áp suất cao ~X

trước 1971, khi in ra tiền $, nước mỹ phải đảm bảo cứ 35$, fed phải đổi ra 1 oz vàng , thời đó , giá trị của $ neo chặt vào vàng và nó đảm bảo cho nước mỹ không phát hành tiền bừa bãi, các đòng tièn mạnh khác trên Tg cũng vì thế mà ổn định, hiẹn tại , các nước in tièn hoàn toàn theo nhu cầu tín dụng của nước mình , việc in tiền này nó đánh thẳng vào cung tiền trong điều hành tiền tệ của 1 GQ, qua đó có thể dẫn tới lạm phát nếu cung quá nhiều hoặc ngược lại !
sau khi bỏ việc neo giá trị $ vào vàng, Mỹ bắt đầu phát hành tăng tốc chóng mặt, các đông tiền khác cũng khong chịu thua, lạm phát bắt đầu hoàh hành, lại in, lại lạm phát , cứ thế !
dành cho ai muốn tìm hiểu về FED

http://amateurstock.wordpress.com/2008/07/28/thực-chất-fed-la-gi/
qua thống kê tốc độ tăng trưởng tín dụng và cung tiền trong 5 năm ,có thể hiểu cứ 5 năm, VND nhớn gấp đôi 100% ,trong khi trong 5 năm , GDP cũng chỉ tăng khoảng hơn 30%
vì vậy , ai cũng biết máy in nó in tốc độ nào

Cái này thì tôi nghĩ ít kụ ở đây để ý:
Đồng tiền giá trị cao nhất TG bây giờ là Dina vàng của Kuwait : 65USD mới đổi được 1 dina.
Đồng tiền có giá trị thấp nhất TG bây giờ là đồng tiền của Việt Nam: 1USD đổi được 21000 đ.
Mệnh giá 500k thì trước đây Hàn Quốc đã từng in nhưng chưa bao giờ đưa vào lưu thông.
Tin Sốc này tôi tìm ra trên Wiki
Tôi nghĩ là chỉ chừng ấy là các kụ hiểu cách thức in tiền ở ta.