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Debt market development: challenges for the central bank in Poland , pp 175-177 Jerzy Stopyra , Anna Trzecińska and Agnieszka Grat Monetary policy and the transmission mechanism in Mexico , pp 175-209 Lorenza Martinez , Oscar Sanchez and Alejandro Werner Globalisation and its effects on monetary policy: the case of Israel , pp 176-85 Meir Sokoler The term structure as a predictor of real activity and inflation in the euro area: a reassessment , pp 177-92 Jesus Crespo Cuaresma , Ernest Gnan and Doris Ritzberger-Grünwald Measures of trend inflation in Hong Kong , pp 177-200 Frank LEUNG , Kevin Chow and Simon Chan Debt management and optimal fiscal policy with long bonds , pp 177-212 Elisa Faraglia , Albert Marcet and Andrew Scott Foreign exchange intervention and policy: Bank Indonesia experiences , pp 177-87 Bank Indonesia The development of debt markets in emerging economies: the Saudi Arabian experience , pp 178-182 Muhammad S Al-Jasser and Ahmed Banafe The monetary policy transmission mechanism in China , pp 179-181 Yi Gang The impact of public debt on foreign exchange reserves and central bank profitability: the case of Hungary , pp 179-191 Gergely Baksay , Ferenc Karvalits and Zsolt Kuti Monetary policy challenges during the crisis in a small open dollarised economy: the case of Hungary , pp 179-188 Áron Gereben , Ferenc Karvalits and Zalan Kocsis Implications of fiscal issues for central banks. Mexico's experience , pp 180-197 José Sidaoui Internationalisation of currency in East Asia: implications for regional monetary and financial cooperation , pp 180-197 Yung-Chul Park and Kwanho Shin India’s financial openness and integration with Southeast Asian countries: an analytical perspective , pp 181-201 Bank for International Settlements Dislocations in the FX swap and money markets in Hong Kong SAR during the global credit crisis of 2007-08 , pp 181-193 Laurence Fung and Ip-wing Yu Property prices, inflation, and policy challenges in Hong Kong , pp 181-184 Dong He The Lessons learnt from the developmentand reform of China’s banking sector , pp 181-87 Liu Shiyu , Wu Yi and Liu Zhengming The determinants of credit spread changes in the euro area , pp 181-199 Michael Boss and Martin Scheicher The transmission mechanism of monetary policy in Colombia: major changes and current features , pp 183-211 Hernando Vargas Debt market development in Singapore , pp 183-189 Teo Swee Lian Real estate prices and CNB monetary policy , pp 184-96 Ivan Matalík , Michaela Skolkova and Jan Syrovatka Monetary policy frameworks in Asia-Pacific: beyond inflation targeting , pp 185-187 Sukhdave Singh The Czech experience with capital flows: challenges for monetary policy , pp 185-205 Ludek Niedermayer and Vit Barta The effects of financial globalization on the Korean financial markets and monetary policy , pp 186-208 Kyuyung Chung Private information, stock markets, and exchange rates , pp 186-210 Jacob Gyntelberg , Mico Loretan , Tientip Subhanij and Eric Chan Comments on Joseph Gagnon's paper "Global imbalances and foreign asset expansion by developing-economy central banks" , pp 186-188 Chris Aylmer Financial stability analysis at the Bank of Finland , pp 186-196 Kimmo Virolainen Optimal active portolio management and relative performance drivers: theory and evidence , pp 187-209 Roberto Violi Approaching a decade of no foreign exchange intervention - lessons from Israel , pp 188-95 Meir Sokoler External factors and monetary policy: Indian evidence , pp 189-199 Subit Gokarn and Bhupal Singh Public Debt Market Risk: The Effects on the Financial System and on Monetary Policy - The Case of Colombia , pp 189-201 Hernando Vargas H and Financial Stability Department Comments on Joseph Gagnon's paper "Global imbalances and foreign asset expansion by developing-economy central banks" , pp 189-192 Ooi Sang Kuang Development of the Thai bond market , pp 190-199 Akkharaphol Chabchitrchaidol and Orawan Permpoon The role of financial factors in the transmission of monetary policy , pp 192-212 Laurent Clerk and Christian Pfister Sovereign debt management in India: interaction with monetary policy , pp 193-198 R Gandhi Central Bank balance sheets as policy tools , pp 193-213 Alain Durré and Huw Pill Extracting growth and inflation expectations from financial market data , pp 193-205 Lauri Kajanoja The demise of the halcyon days in Hungary: “foreign” and “local” banks – before and after the crisis , pp 195-224 Adam Banai , Julia Király and Marton Nagy Foreign exchange intervention and foreign exchange market development in Korea , pp 196-208 Gwang-Ju Rhee and Eun Mo Lee Trading volumes, volatility and spreads in FX markets: evidence from emerging market countries , pp 197-229 Gabriele Galati Residential real estate price indices as financial soundness indicators: methodological issues , pp 197-211 Bradford Case and Susan M. Wachter To what extent are prudential and accounting arrangements pro- or countercyclical with respect to overall financial conditions? , pp 197-210 Laurent CLERC , Françoise Drumetz and Olivier Jaudoin Comments on Park and Shin's paper "Internationalisation of currency in East Asia: implications for regional monetary and financial cooperation" , pp 198-201 Rizal A Djaafara Fiscal issues and central banks in emerging markets: the case of Peru , pp 198-207 Kurt Burneo Farfan Comments on “Understanding monetary policy in Malaysia and Thailand: objectives, instruments and independence” by Robert Neil McCauley , pp 199-203 Suchada Kirakul Fiscal policy, public debt management and government bond markets in Indonesia , pp 199-203 Mr Hendar Comments on Kate Kisselev and Frank Packer’s paper “Minding the gap in Asia: foreign and local currency ratings” , pp 200-201 Tom Byrne Measuring capital market integration , pp 200-221 Marina Emiris The Colombian Government Bond Market , pp 200-212 José Darío Uribe and Juan Camilo Gutiérrez Monetary policy under import price shocks: the case of Hungary , pp 201-207 Zoltán M. Jakab and Ferenc Karvalits
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