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Author(s): Silva, Carolina Forte do Carmo
Advisor: Vale, Sofia de Sousa
Date: 7-Sep-2021
Title: Coronavirus: bond market and growth expectations
Reference: Silva, C. F. do C. (2021). Coronavirus: bond market and growth expectations [Dissertação de mestrado, Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa]. Repositório do Iscte. http://hdl.handle.net/10071/23462
Keywords: Treasury yields
Nelson-Siegel Model
COVID-19
Economic growth
Modelo Nelson-Siegel
Crescimento económico -- Economic growth
Abstract: The pandemic triggered exceptional monetary policy interventions by the Federal Reserve, which in March 2020 cut the target rate. This thesis makes progress in understanding the impact of COVID-19 on the treasuries market by examining the behaviour of the determinants of the term structure of bond yields in the United States. For this, we use the Nelson-Siegel (1987) approach to the term structure of interest rates. Findings suggest that the treasury yields closely follow the cut in target rate. Hence, revealing as a good economic predictor.
A pandemia desencadeou intervenções excecionais de política monetária por parte do Banco Central Norte Americano, que em março de 2020 cortou a "Target Rate". Esta tese tem como objetivo examinar o impacto do COVID-19 no mercado das "Treasuries", analisando o comportamento dos determinantes da estrutura das Treasuries nos Estados Unidos. Para isso, vai ser utilizada a abordagem de Nelson-Siegel (1987). Os resultados sugerem que as "Treasuries Yields" acompanham o corte na "Target Rate". Portanto, revelam ser um bom preditor económico.
Degree: Mestrado em Economia
Peerreviewed: yes
Access type: Open Access
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