Masters of Money E-764 Presented by: Cliff Waldman Director of Economic Studies

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Masters of Money E-764 Presented by: Cliff Waldman Director of Economic Studies

Source(s): Federal Reserve Board Figure 1 – Effective Federal Funds Rate, U.S. Federal Reserve

Figure 2 – Official Bank Rate, Bank of England Source(s): Bank of England

Figure 3 – Consumer Price Inflation by Country Source(s): U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Bureau of Statistics of China, IHS Global Insight, and United Kingdom Office for National Statistics

Figure 4 – U.S. and Germany: Yield on 10-Year Government Bonds Source(s): Federal Reserve and European Central Bank