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Do both US and foreign macro surprises matter for the intraday exchange rate? : evidence from Japan

Fatum, Rasmus; Hutchison, Michael M.; Wu, Thomas - 2009

We investigate the effects of both U.S. and Japanese news surprises, measured as the difference between macroeconomic announcements and preceding survey expectations, on the intraday JPY/USD exchange rate. No previous study has considered the intraday JPY/USD exchange rate responses to a broad...

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Do both US and foreign macro surprises matter for the intraday exchange rate? : Evidence from Japan

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Transmission of the US subprime crisis to emerging markets : evidence on the decouplingrecoupling hypothesis

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Asymmetries and state dependence : the impact of macro surprises on intraday exchange rates

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