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Lucas and Luna examine how central banks shape the economy through money supply and interest rates. Each episode dissects a specific policy move — a rate hike by the Federal Reserve, a quantitative easing program by the ECB, or a reserve requirement change by the People's Bank of China — and traces its impact on inflation, employment, and financial markets. Lucas brings the macroeconomic framework, citing exact data points from recent central bank statements and academic research. Luna pushes for the real-world implications: what does a 25-basis-point increase mean for a small business owner in Ohio or a bond trader in London? Together, they strip away jargon to reveal the mechanics of monetary transmission. The show serves investors, economics students, and professionals who need to understand policy signals without the noise. No hot takes, no political spin — just a clear-eyed look at how decisions made in marble halls ripple through the global economy. Can a central bank really steer growth without causing a recession? Lucas and Luna don't claim to have the answer, but they give you the tools to decide for yourself.
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Episode 32 of Monetary Policy Explained digs into a quiet but powerful central bank tool: yield curve control. Lucas and Luna explore how the Bank of Japan has managed to cap long-term bond yields since 2016, why it matt
Episode 31 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo drills into standing facilities—the lending and deposit windows that keep short-term interest rates within a central bank's target corridor. Lucas walks through how th
Episode 30 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna explore how central banks influence inflation and economic behavior through expectations, not just interest rate changes. Using the Bank of Japan's exp
Episode 29 of Monetary Policy Explained uncovers the less visible channel through which central banks shape mortgage rates: the term premium on long-term bonds. Lucas and Luna dissect how the Fed's quantitative easing in
Episode 28 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo examines forward guidance—central banks' strategy of communicating future policy intentions to shape market expectations. Lucas walks through the Bank of Canada's path
In Episode 27 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna break down credit easing — a lesser-known but powerful central bank tool that targets specific sectors, unlike broad quantitative easing. Using the
Episode 26 of Monetary Policy Explained explores a rarely discussed facet of central banking: international policy coordination. Lucas and Luna examine the 2025 G20 finance ministers' joint statement on monetary spillove
In Episode 25 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the central bank tool that doesn't get enough airtime: reserve requirements. They start with a concrete anchor — China's central bank just
Lucas and Luna dive into the impossible trinity, also known as the trilemma of international finance. Using the case of the Swiss National Bank in 2015, when it abruptly abandoned its euro peg, they explain why no centra
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the quiet resurgence of bond purchases by central banks in 2026. After years of quantitative tightening, several major central banks—including the Bank of Japan and the European Ce
Episode 22 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna drill into one of central banking's oldest and least-understood tools: moral suasion. Not jawboning or press conferences — the quiet, off-the-record ph
When commercial banks undergo stress tests, everyone watches. But central banks also run stress tests on themselves—examining what happens to their own balance sheets if interest rates spike, if a currency peg comes unde
When a mid-sized European bank wobbled in early 2026, the European Central Bank didn't cut rates or lend directly. Instead, it deployed a rarely used crisis tool: targeted liquidity auctions with a penalty rate. Lucas an
Central banks publish inflation forecasts every quarter, and they are almost always wrong. But that doesn't mean they are useless. In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the mechanics of how central banks produce their
In this episode of Monetary Policy Explained, Lucas and Luna explore the lender-of-last-resort function of central banks, focusing on the Federal Reserve's discount window and the 2023 banking turmoil. They examine how e
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how central banks are designing digital currencies for everyday use. They unpack the Bank of England's 2025 'digital pound' pilot, which aims to process 30,000 transactions per sec
Episode 16 of 'Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo' digs into the art of central-bank communication. Lucas and Luna explore how the Federal Reserve, ECB, and Bank of Japan use meeting minutes, press conferences, and s
This episode of Monetary Policy Explained examines the quiet revolution in central bank payment infrastructure. Lucas and Luna explore how the Federal Reserve's FedNow service, launched in 2023, is competing with private
Central banks around the world have been net buyers of gold for fifteen straight years, but the pace accelerated dramatically in 2022 and hasn't let up. In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the numbers: over 1,000 to
Episode 13 of Monetary Policy Explained with Fexingo dives into the mechanics of currency pegs. Lucas and Luna examine the Hong Kong dollar's 43-year link to the US dollar — how the Hong Kong Monetary Authority maintains
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