Central bank interest rate changes transmit directly to commercial banking sector rates
Economic literature and empirical evidence demonstrate that central bank interest rate changes transmit to commercial banking sector lending and deposit rates, though the speed and magnitude can vary depending on institutional structures and market conditions.
The claim posits that central bank interest rate changes transmit directly to commercial banking sector rates. Papers [0], [1], and [8] provide empirical and theoretical support showing that monetary policy changes pass through to bank lending and deposit rates, confirming the transmission channel. Other papers in the set are on unrelated topics such as blockchain, digital assets, or firm-level financial statements.
Mark Andreas Weth. The Pass-Through from Market Interest Rates to Bank Lending Rates in Germany. 2002. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.320112
This study analyzes how bank lending rates adjust to changes in money and capital market rates, demonstrating a long-run pass-through from central bank policy to commercial bank terms.
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Sonali Das. Monetary Policy in India. 2015. https://doi.org/10.5089/9781513598796.001
The analysis finds a significant, albeit sometimes slow, pass-through of policy rate changes to commercial bank interest rates in India.
Jude C, Levieuge G. The Combined Effect of CCyB Release and Monetary Policy Easing: Theory and Evidence Based on the Covid- 19 Crisis. 2023. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4472066
This research evaluates how monetary policy easing directly influences bank lending rates, confirming the transmission mechanism through a macroeconomic model and empirical analysis.
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