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Lighting the shadows: central bank policy transmission through banks and non-banks

A DSGE model reveals that interest-rate policy transmission to output remains robust as non-bank finance grows, but quantitative easing effectiveness depends critically on non-bank sector composition.

Featured in No. 139 on 13 Nov 2026 · 4 days after release

Macroeconomic responses to QE showing output, consumption, investment, inflation, and credit effects across scenarios.
Figure 8: QE at the Lower Bound: Macroeconomy
Released
9 Nov 2026
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No. 139 · 13 Nov 2026
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Identifier
RePEc:boe:boeewp:023907
Authors
Nicolò Bandera et al.

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