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This paper studies the network structure and fragmentation of the Argentine interbank market. Both the unsecured (CALL) and the secured (REPO) markets are examined. The aim of this study is to understand their actual fragmentation, as well as its potential implications for monetary policy and...
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Prof. Hanke expresses his concerns over the monetary system in Argentina shortly after it's establishment in 1991 …
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The electoral campaign of Argentina's new president Javier Milei has revived the debate over the pros and cons of … dollarization. Critics argue that dollarizing would force Argentina to import the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve, regardless …
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In 2014, Argentina’s economy faced multiple crises: recession, currency devaluation, default, and inflation. In July … 2014, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) and the Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) entered into a bilateral currency swap … development, facilitate investment in the renminbi, and boost Argentina’s foreign reserves. In December 2014, Argentina’s central …
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This paper studies the network structure and fragmentation of the Argentinean interbank market. The unsecured (CALL) and secured (REPO) markets are examined, applying complex network analysis. Results indicate that although the secured market has fewer participants, its nodes are more densely...
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