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How Central Banks Use Macroprudential Policy to Curb Credit Bubbles
Central banks aren't just raising interest rates. In 2026, they're increasingly using macroprudential tools like loan-to-value caps and countercyclical capital buffers to tame housing booms and prevent financial crises. Lucas and Luna break down how the Reserve Bank of New Zealand tightened mortgage rules this year, why Sweden's central bank is watching household debt ratios, and what the European Central Bank's stress tests reveal about commercial real estate exposure. You'll learn the specific metrics—debt service ratios, loan-to-income limits, systemic risk…
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