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sovereign risk affects banking risk (and vice versa), presents some new evidence on bank-sovereign links, and discusses policy …
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undesired effects and distortions. Finally, we briefly review the recent evolution of bank lending to the private sector. We …
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bank liquidity, seek help within their own group and dispose of assets. As the shock spreads, borrowers who lack liquid …
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We explain why the macroeconomic effects of shocks to inflation of the same size, but opposite sign, are not necessarily symmetric. All in all, the costs of deflation and disinflation tend to exceed those of inflation due to the presence of constraints in the economy, namely the zero lower bound...
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Whether a central bank should share with the public its views about the future evolution of short term interest rates … nature of this forecast, it could also undermine the credibility of the central bank. We provide new evidence on the effects …, where the central bank releases interest rate projections, we find that market expectations react significantly and …
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In many VARs, monetary policy shocks are identified with the least squares residuals from a regression of the federal funds rate on an assortment of variables. Such regressions appear to be structurally fragile and are at odds with other evidence on the nature of the Fed's reaction function;...
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The flattening of the Phillips curve observed in the industrial countries has been attributed to globalisation, while the traditional explanation centres on monetary policy credibility. The empirical literature is not conclusive, since macroeconomic data are affected by substantial...
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An important concern for the European Central Bank (ECB), and all central banks alike, is the necessity of making …
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their target level; and (iii) the central bank, ignoring the exact mechanism used by private agents to form expectations … this assumption. The set of macroeconomic projections released by the central bank crucially affects the results in terms …
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Based on a structural VAR and a dynamic general equilibrium model, we provide evidence of the changes in the monetary transmission mechanism (MTM) in the European Monetary Union after the adoption of the common currency in 1999. The estimation of a Bayesian VAR over the periods before and after...
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