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The Fate Of Global Dollar Credit | Robert McCauley & Joseph Wang on Eurodollars, FX Swaps, and SOFR

Forward Guidance

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The Effects of Hidden Data on the Capital Markets

In 2008 the Fed was setting their interest rates they wanted to be low and yet despite doing that LIBOR which was with the rate that banks were actually borrowing at. So there is a big gap between LIBOR and OIS OIS being a measure of the expectations of Fed policy. Today LIBOR is retired the Fed and the central bank and community more broadly have transitioned to new reference rates in the U.S. That's sofer. Now in theory you can think of that as better policy transmission because the Fed has a lot more control over sofer than let's say LIBOR but in practice though I mean you can do for example a sofer based swap but you could still have

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