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THE SWISS MONEY MARKET*

The Journal of Finance, 1964
THIS STUDY EXAMINES Switzerland's financial system and the role it plays in international payments and capital movements. More specifically, it seeks to analyze and describe the extent to which the existence, policies, and practices of the Swiss money market aggravate or contribute to international financial order. In doing this, the dissertation fills
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Money Market Operations and Volatility of UK Money Market Rates [PDF]

open access: possible, 2003
In this paper, we examine whether in the United Kingdom the choice of the operational framework for monetary policy has been systematically related to patterns in money market rates. We first focus on the Bank of England's policy target, the two-week repo rate.
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Money and the Stock Market

Journal of Political Economy, 1988
Quarterly data for the period from 1961 to 1986 suggest that the real quantity of money (defined as M2) demanded relative to income is positively r elated to the deflated price of equities (Standard and Poor's composi te) three quarters earlier and negatively related to the contemporane ous real stock price.
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Money Markets

2016
The notion that money markets were essential for smooth working of the economy but exposed to liquidity shocks was a key lesson banking theorists and central bankers learnt from panics of the nineteenth century. This chapter deals with the historical experience of money market stabilization in Britain and the USA.
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Strains on Money Market Makers and Money Market Liquidity

2014
We analyze the trading book of a key market maker in the European unsecured money market and study the extent to which liquidity risks accumulated by this market maker affect his pricing of liquidity and the bid/ask spread he quotes on unsecured borrowing and lending.
Falko Fecht, Stefan Reitz, Patrick Weber
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