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Central banks actions lead to asset price bubbles – Natixis
FXStreet reports that the economic policy implemented in response to the COVID crisis has two major problems as it is leading to a sharp increase in companies’ debt and to asset price bubbles. According to Patrick Artus from natixis the ECB could have avoided these two problems by creating money in exchange for subscriptions to corporate capital increases.
“The economic policy implemented in response to the COVID crisis has two major problems. It is leading to a sharp increase in companies’ debt, which may jeopardise their capacity to invest and it is leading to asset price bubbles due to the extent of money creation when investors reinvest the money they receive in other asset classes. Once confidence returns, one should therefore expect a sharp rise in share prices and in real estate prices.”
“The ECB could have avoided these two problems and continued to support the financing of the economy by using a different method: subscriptions to increases in companies’ capital or quasi-capital (subordinated debt). The money creation would have been the same, but it would have had the corollary of increasing companies’ equity and not their debt.”
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