The Second Policy Rate
Term premia, sovereign duration and the transmission of monetary restriction in the United States, 2024 to 2026.
Term premia, sovereign duration and the transmission of monetary restriction in the United States, 2024 to 2026.
Chapra & Co. examines how changes in growth, inflation, monetary policy, liquidity and market structure affect the pricing and allocation of capital.
The work ranges from current market questions to longer studies of economic and structural change, with particular attention to transmission mechanisms, historical evidence and the conditions under which a view may need to be revised.
Published research →Term premia, sovereign duration and the transmission of monetary restriction in the United States, 2024 to 2026.
Redemptions, leverage and the changing architecture of market liquidity.
A shock does not carry a fixed economic consequence. This paper names the present conjunction of recurrent supply disturbances, persistent sovereign borrowing, a higher price for duration and narrower policy room a fiscal-supply regime, states where the classification is tested, and states what would retire it.
An integrated macroeconomic, on-chain, derivatives and historical analysis of whether the August recovery constitutes regime change or a reflexive bear-market repricing. The thesis is tested at the $71,000–$77,000 cost-basis complex, and the conditions that would falsify it are stated in the paper.
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