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High-frequency (HF) surprises of relevant asset prices around central bank meetings are extensively employed in the literature to identify the effects of conventional/unconventional monetary policy. This identification strategy assumes that these surprises reflect either a single unconventional...
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High-frequency (HF) surprises of relevant asset prices around central bank meetings are extensively employed in the literature to identify the effects of conventional/unconventional monetary policy. This identification strategy assumes that these surprises reflect either a single unconventional...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012621320
High-frequency (HF) surprises of relevant asset prices around central bank meetings are extensively employed in the literature to identify the effects of conventional/unconventional monetary policy. This identification strategy assumes that these surprises reflect either a single unconventional...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013212202
High-frequency (HF) monetary surprises around central bank meetings are extensively employed to jointly identify unconventional monetary policy shocks along with an `information shock'. In this paper we show that HF surprises in the Euro Area after 2008 best reflect the impact of three shocks,...
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