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history effect” in which holdings seven decades ago continue to influence holdings today. 10–15% of the cross …. Our findings point to history and path dependence as key sources of financial market segmentation. …
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bonds. We document a “history effect” in which the pattern of holdings seven decades ago continues to influence holdings … other than the dollar. Our findings point to history and path dependence as key sources of financial market segmentation …
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Remarks before the European Banking Congress, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, November 17, 2006 ; "While the ECB has delivered a currency that retains its purchasing power at least as well as the dollar, there are at least three reasons why the euro is unlikely to displace the dollar as the dominant...
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Facing a shortage of U.S. dollars and a growing need to support their dollar-denominated assets during the financial crisis, international firms increasingly turned to the foreign exchange swap market and other secured funding sources. An analysis of the ensuing strains in the swap market shows...
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With the U.S. trade deficit at high levels, many look to a dollar depreciation to curb the U.S. appetite for foreign goods by pushing up the cost of imports. Yet three factors -- the use of the dollar in invoicing U.S. trade, the market share concerns of exporters, and sizable U.S. distribution...
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