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Fed's Daly says yield curve control could be 'little helper'

“Targeting forward guidance and quantities on the balance sheet would be the policies I would want to use before we go to yield curve control” she told reporters on a conference call, saying that she is studying the costs and benefits of the approach.

If forward guidance and bond-buying aren’t enough to keep borrowing costs low, “you can think of yield curve control as a little helper… but if we have very robust forward guidance then a lot of that movement in rates at the short end and even at the longer end, that gets done without having to go to yield curve control.”

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