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2006 - 2014

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The theory and practice of interest rate smoothing pp. 6-15: Ágnes Csermely and András Rezessy
Role of financial markets in monetary policy pp. 16-22: Anna Delikát
Household indebtedness and financial stability: Reasons to be afraid? pp. 23-30: Dániel Holló
The role of central banks in crisis management – how do financial crisis simulation exercises help? pp. 31-38: Lívia Sánta
Monetary policy rules and a normative approach to the central bank’s objective function pp. 39-46: Mate Toth
Impacts of financial regulation on the cyclicality of banks’ capital requirements and on financial stability pp. 47-53: Balázs Zsámboki

How resilient are Hungarian banks to liquidity shocks? pp. 6-11: Tamás Balás and Csaba Móré
Unfavourable investment data – risks to economic growth? pp. 12-21: Peter Gal
How do macroeconomic announcements and FX market transactions affect exchange rates? pp. 22-30: Norbert Kiss M. and Klara Pinter
The effect of the monetary base on money supply – Does the quantity of central bank money carry any information? pp. 31-37: András Komáromi

Whom should we believe? Information content of the yield curve and analysts’ expectations pp. 6-13: Péter Gábriel and Klara Pinter
The effect of the change in VAT rates on the consumer price index pp. 14-20: Péter Gábriel and Adam Reiff
A brief overview of the characteristics of interbank forint/euro trading pp. 21-26: Áron Gereben and Norbert Kiss M.
Consequences of global imbalance corrections for Hungary pp. 27-34: Zoltán Jakab
Considerations for setting the medium-term inflation target pp. 35-40: András Rezessy
Reform of the Hungarian corporate insolvency regulation and its financial stability aspects pp. 41-47: Dr. Valéria Széplaki

Survey evidence on the exchange rate exposure of Hungarian SMEs pp. 6-12: Katalin Bodnár
Main characteristics of non-residents’ trading on the foreign exchange and government bond markets pp. 13-20: Csaba Csávás and Lóránt Varga
Analysis of banking system efficiency in the European Union pp. 21-26: Dániel Holló and Márton Nagy
Fast credit growth: equilibrium convergence or risky indebtedness? pp. 27-33: Gergely Kiss
Myths and Maths: Macroeconomic Effects of Fiscal Adjustments in Hungary pp. 34-40: Balázs Párkányi