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Forex interventions: the Czech experience , pp 150-61

Tomas Holub

The recent appreciation of the Hong Kong dollar , pp 150-55

Research Department

The role of the central bank in developing debt markets in Mexico , pp 151-164

José Julian Sidaoui

On price level stability, real interest rates and core inflation , pp 151-174

Sandor Valkovszky and János Vincze

Dealing with the benefits and costs of internationalisation of the Korean won , pp 151-171

Kyungsoo Kim and Young Kyung Suh

The ASEAN currency and exchange rate mechanism task force , pp 151

Ooi Sang Kuang and Sukhdave Singh

The use of foreign currencies: the United States perspective , pp 152-153

David Howard

The puzzling decline in financial market liquidity , pp 152-158

Avinash Persaud

The corporate bond market in Thailand , pp 152-60

Pongpen Ruengvirayudh and Sakkapop Panyanukul

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s experience of managing cross-border migration of US dollar banknotes , pp 152-162

Joseph Botta

Banking issues in Argentina , pp 153-62

Miguel Angel Pesce

Capital flows and financial assets in Colombia: recent behaviour, consequences and challenges for the central bank , pp 153-184

Hernando Vargas and Carlos Varela

Fiscal issues and central banks: Indonesia's experience , pp 154-157

Anwar Nasution

Foreign currency tenders in Hungary: a tailor-made instrument for a unique challenge , pp 155-168

Csaba Balogh, Áron Gereben, Ferenc Karvalits and György Pulai

Long-run equilibrium exchange rate notions in monetary policy strategies: the case of the Czech National Bank , pp 155-162

Mojmir Hampl and Michal Skořepa

Comments on Andrew Filardo and Marco Lombardi's paper , pp 155-158

Luis Catão

Monetary policy issues in Hungary on the eve of EU membership , pp 156-60

Gergely Kiss

Sovereign debt management and fiscal vulnerabilities , pp 157-176

Alessandro Missale

The interaction between fiscal and monetary policy in Israel , pp 158-166

Meir Sokoler

The role of money in monetary policymaking , pp 158-191

Klaus Masuch, Sergio Nicoletti-Altimari, Massimo Rostagno and Huw Pill

Panel discussion , pp 159-172

Bank for International Settlements

The "great moderation" and the monetary transmission mechanism in Chile , pp 159-178

Cristina Betancour, Jose De Gregorio and Juan Medina

Evolution of the Czech National Bank's holdings of foreign exchange reserves , pp 159-169

Michal Skořepa and Mojmír Hampl

Measuring liquidity under stress , pp 159-161

Christian Upper

Volatility and persistence of capital flows , pp 159-180

Bank for International Settlements

Inflation and China's monetary policy reaction function: 2002-2013 , pp 159-170

Eric Girardin, Sandrine Lunven and Guonan Ma

Comments on Kazumasa Iwata and Shinji Takenaka's paper "Central bank balance sheets expansion: Japan's experience" , pp 160-163

Shinji Takagi

Financial stability analysis using aggregated data , pp 160-185

Benjamin Sahel and Jukka Vesala

Globalisation, financial markets and the operation of monetary policy in India , pp 161-70

Rakesh Mohan

The impact of external shocks on inflation dynamics in CESEE , pp 161-170

Doris Ritzberger-Grünwald

Some insights into monetary and fiscal policy interactions in the Czech Republic , pp 161-171

Vladimír Tomšík

Foreign exchange market operations: the recent experience of Hong Kong , pp 162-70

Peter Pang

Improving the banking system: the Chilean experience , pp 163-80

Cristina Betancour, Jose De Gregorio and Alejandro Jara

Experience of cross-border movements of Deutsche mark banknotes , pp 163-165

Stefan Hardt

Loan-to-value ratio as a macroprudential tool - Hong Kong SAR's experience and cross-country evidence , pp 163-178

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Mark M Spiegel Comments on Kazumasa Iwata and Shinji Takenaka's paper "Central bank balance sheets expansion: Japan's experience" , pp 164-167

Mark Spiegel

Comments on: “Inflation targeting in Korea: a model of success?” by Soyoung Kim and Yung Chul Park , pp 165-167

Tim Condon

The development of debt markets in Peru , pp 165-174

Marylin Choy

The role of SDR-denominated securities in official and private portfolios , pp 165-186

George Hoguet and Solomon Tadesse

Offshore use of currency: Hong Kong’s experience , pp 166-177

Wensheng Peng and Joanna Y L Shi

Productivity, monetary policy and financial indicators , pp 166-76

Arturo Estrella

Equity prices as leading indicators: the Asian experience , pp 167-192

Kenneth Kuttner

The fiscal response to the currency crisis and the challenges ahead - Korea's experience , pp 167-172

Chung Kyu Yung

Comments on: “Inflation targeting in Korea: a model of success?” by Soyoung Kim and Yung Chul Park , pp 168-171

Yang Woo Kim

Comments on Nishi and Vergus’s paper “Asian bond issues in Tokyo: history, structure and prospects” , pp 168-170

Toshiharu Kitamura

Global imbalances and foreign asset expansion by developing-economy central banks , pp 168-185

Joseph Gagnon

Intervention in foreign exchange markets: the approach of the Reserve Bank of India , pp 169-176

Reserve Bank of India

What have we learnt about the international transmission of monetary policy in recent years? Perspectives from Hong Kong SAR , pp 171-183

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Comments on Eric Girardin, Sandrine Lunven and Guonan Ma's paper , pp 171-174

Dong He

Indonesian policy on non-residents’ participation in the money market: the restriction of rupiah transactions by non-residents and foreign currency credit offered by banks to non-residents , pp 171-75

Hartadi A Sarwono