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Exchange Rates as Exchange Rate Common Factors [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
Factor analysis performed on a panel of 23 nominal exchange rates from January 1999 to December 2010 yields three common factors. This paper identifies the euro/dollar, Swiss- franc/dollar and yen/dollar exchange rates as empirical counterparts to these common factors.
Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy, Nelson C. Mark, Donggyu Sul, Jyh-Lin Wu   +3 more
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Crude oil prices and exchange rates: Causality, variance decomposition and impulse response

Energy Economics, 2014
Tantatape Brahmasrene, Jui‐Chi Huang, Yaya Sissoko   +2 more
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Dynamic connectedness of oil price shocks and exchange rates

Energy Economics, 2019
Using a novel method of isolating the oil price shocks, we study how different sources of oil price shocks are connected to exchange rates of major oil-dependent countries using daily data from March 1996 to February 2019.
Farooq Malik, Zaghum Umar
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Exchange rate pass‐through, exchange rate disconnect and exchange rate regimes

Applied Economics Letters, 2010
This article investigates the degree of Exchange Rate Pass-Through (ERPT) into import prices for the Hellenic economy, during its post-Bretton Woods and pre-European Monetary Union (pre-EMU) era 1975–1998. Using multivariate cointegration techniques, we provide empirical evidence for complete long-run and incomplete short-run ERPT coefficients.
Theodoros V. Stamatopoulos, Harilaos F. Harissis   +1 more
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Exchange Rate Management

The Economic Journal, 1993
In the same week that the pound sterling and the Italian lira were forced by speculative pressures to suspend their participation in the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) of the European Monetary System (EMS), a study was published which concluded that exchange market intervention was a far more potent instrument for managing exchange rates than the ...
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Exchange Rate Regimes and Exchange Rate Exposures

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001
We analyze the currency exposure of industries, using data for Norway. The Norwegian case is particularly well suited for investigating currency exposure issues, since it is a very open economy, has dollar denominated exports and ECU denominated imports, and has had three official exchange rate policy regimes over the sample period. At first glance, we
Richard Priestley, Bernt Arne Odegaard
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Automated Exchange Transfusion and Exchange Rate

Pediatrics International, 1989
An automated blood exchange transfusion (BET) with a two‐site technique has been devised by Goldmann et al and by us, using an infusion pump. With this method, we successfully performed exchange transfusions 189 times in the past four years on 110 infants with birth weights ranging from 530 g to 4,000 g.
M, Funato, S, Shimada, H, Tamai, H, Taki, Y, Yoshioka   +4 more
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Comment on: Exchange rate pass-through, exchange rate volatility, and exchange rate disconnect

Journal of Monetary Economics, 2002
The Devereux–Engel paper addresses two long-standing puzzles in international economics: exchange rate volatility and its disconnect. Solutions to these puzzles have eluded standard macroeconomic models, which typically underpredict the magnitude of exchange rate volatility and predict strong counterfactual relationships between exchange rates and ...
Margarida Duarte, Alan C Stockman
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Exchange Rate Narratives

Leveraging Wall Street Journal news, recent developments in textual analysis, and generative AI, we estimate a narrative decomposition of the dollar exchange rate. Our findings shed light on the connection between economic fundamentals and the exchange rate, as well as on its absence.
Cormun, Vito, Ristolainen, Kim
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Exchange-rate management under floating exchange rates

Journal of Banking & Finance, 1990
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to analyze the Swiss approach to exchange-rate management. A number of difficulties are identified that have plagued the Swiss National Bank's efforts to reconcile its ultimate objective of a stable price level with its desire to moderate extreme exchange-rate swings.
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