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Finance History | The World's Money | Bretton Woods to Negative Rates 35
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Finance History | Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, July 1944 — A Chain of Promises Ending in Gold
7/1/1944
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Finance History | Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 18 December 1971 — Patching Bretton Woods in a Museum
12/18/1971
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Finance History | Eurotower, 1 January 2002 — One Currency Arrived Through Every Cash Machine at Once
1/1/2002
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Finance History | Palais du Louvre, 22 February 1987 — The Dollar’s Managed Fall Became a Pact for Stability
2/22/1987
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Finance History | Lancaster House, 26 July 2012 — A Central Bank Backstop Began as a Change in Expectations
7/26/2012
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Finance History | Eccles Building, 6 October 1979 — The Fed Let Interest Rates Move to Control the Supply of Reserves
10/6/1979
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Finance History | Bank of England, 16 September 1992 — Sterling Left the ERM After Two Rate Rises Failed
9/16/1992
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Finance History | 日本銀行本店 Bank of Japan, 12 February 1999 — Monetary Policy Reached the Zero Boundary
2/12/1999
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Finance History | Swiss National Bank, Zürich, 15 January 2015 — A Currency Floor Ended Without Warning
1/15/2015
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Finance History | Reserve Bank of New Zealand, 2 March 1990 — Inflation Became a Public Contract
3/2/1990
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Finance History | Eccles Building, 25 November 2008 — The Fed Put the Mortgage Market on Its Balance Sheet
11/25/2008
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Finance History | Bank of England, 5 March 2009 — Seventy-Five Billion Pounds Began as New Reserves
3/5/2009
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Finance History | Eurotower, 5 June 2014 — The ECB Moved the Deposit Rate Below Zero
6/5/2014
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Finance History | Riksbankshuset, 12 February 2015 — Sweden Paired a Negative Repo Rate With Bond Purchases
2/12/2015
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Finance History | White House, 15 August 1971 — The Dollar's Gold Window Closed
8/15/1971
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Finance History | Bank of Taiwan, 15 June 1949 — Forty Thousand Old Dollars Became One New Dollar
6/15/1949
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Finance History | Government Complex Seoul, 3 December 1997 — Korea Signed for an IMF Lifeline
12/3/1997
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Finance History | Oberwallstraße, 15 November 1923 — Berlin Queued for the Rentenmark
11/15/1923
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Finance History | Bank of England, 21 September 1931 — Sterling Left Gold at Threadneedle Street
9/21/1931
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Finance History | 日本銀行本店 Bank of Japan, 19 March 2001 — Monetary Policy Changed Its Target from a Price to a Quantity
3/19/2001
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Finance History | Argentine National Congress, 23 December 2001 — A Debt Moratorium Was Announced from the Legislative Chamber
12/23/2001
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Finance History | Gouvernement aan de Maas, 7 February 1992 — A Treaty Turned Monetary Union into a Legal Timetable
2/7/1992
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Finance History | Centralbahnstrasse 7, 17 May 1930 — Reparations Created a Permanent Forum for Central Banks
5/17/1930
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Finance History | State Department, 10 March 1989 — Sovereign Bank Loans Became Brady Bonds
3/10/1989
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Finance History | Old Parliament House, 9 December 1983 — Australia Let the Foreign-Exchange Market Price Its Dollar
12/9/1983
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Finance History | Bank Negara Malaysia, 1 September 1998 — Capital Controls Cut the Ringgit's Offshore Circuit
9/1/1998
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Finance History | Banco de México, 22 December 1994 — The Peso Band Gave Way to a Free Float
12/22/1994
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Finance History | Eurotower, 1 June 1998 — The European Central Bank Replaced the EMI
6/1/1998
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Finance History | Central Bank of Turkey, 22 February 2001 — The Lira’s Exchange-Rate Anchor Broke
2/22/2001
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Finance History | White House, 30 January 1934 — Monetary Gold Moved from the Federal Reserve to the Treasury
1/30/1934
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Finance History | Banco Central do Brasil, 30 June 1994 — One Communiqué Put the Real into Circulation
6/30/1994
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Finance History | Bank of Canada, 30 September 1950 — The Canadian Dollar Left the Bretton Woods Peg
9/30/1950
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Finance History | Bank of England, 18 November 1967 — Sterling Fell from US$2.80 to US$2.40
11/18/1967
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Finance History | Argentine National Congress, 27 March 1991 — Convertibility Put the Austral Behind a Dollar Rule
3/27/1991
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Finance History | New York Stock Exchange, 15 July 1947 — World Bank Bonds Entered the Private Market
7/15/1947
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