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surveillance emerging as a key function. The paper analyses how IMF surveillance announcements may be influenced by political power … for IMF surveillance. For a set of emerging market economies, the paper finds that financial markets react more favorable … to PIN releases for politically influential member countries. Moreover, IMF surveillance appears to be systematically …
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surveillance emerging as a key function. The paper analyses how IMF surveillance announcements may be influenced by political power … for IMF surveillance. For a set of emerging market economies, the paper finds that financial markets react more favorable … to PIN releases for politically influential member countries. Moreover, IMF surveillance appears to be systematically …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013069721
This paper analyses the impact of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) on global financial markets. It presents back-of-the-envelope calculations which simulate the potential impact of a transfer of traditional foreign exchange reserves to SWFs on global capital flows. If SWFs behave as CAPM-type...
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, as the needs of its clients and the type of crisis changed substantially over time. Some deceptively "new" IMF activities … are not entirely new. Before emerging market economies dominated IMF programs, advanced economies were its earliest (and … largest) clients through the 1970s. While currency problems were the dominant trigger of IMF involvement in the earlier …
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Sudden stops in capital flows are a form of financial whiplash that creates instability and crises in the affected economies. Sudden stops in net capital flows trigger current account reversals as countries that were borrowing on net from the rest of the world before the stop can no longer...
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Sudden Stops in net capital flows can be prevented when the actions of domestic investors offset a reduction in foreign lending. This paper presents evidence that while sudden stops in gross inflows—i.e., a tightening of the external borrowing constraint—are associated with global conditions...
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Sovereign risk premia have declined for the majority of emerging market economies. This paper analyzes the key drivers of risk premia, as proxied by the 5-year CDS spreads, using a quantile regression approach. We find that lower public debt and inflation, as well as higher growth are key to...
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Sudden stops in net capital flows can be prevented if domestic investors either repatriate foreign-held assets or roll over their local asset holdings when foreign investors stop lending or sell off their local asset holdings. This paper presents evidence showing that domestic factors such as...
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Since the Great Financial Crisis, emerging market economies have been more active in FX markets. As rising dollar debt and increased exposure to global financing flows have affected the demand and supply of foreign currency, financial stability has become an increasingly important motive for...
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We assess market mediated financial integration over the last fifty years. We first systematically lay out several definitions of financial integration, and then review the evidence regarding whether covered interest parity, uncovered interest parity, and real interest parity hold across...
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