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The pari passu clause in sovereign debt instruments: developments in recent litigation , pp 121-128

Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal

Discussion of David Cook and Nikhil Patel’s paper , pp 122-125

Jian Wang

Fiscal issues and central bank policy in the Czech Republic , pp 122-130

Ivan Matalik and Michal Slavík

Botswana's exchange rate policy , pp 122-127

Kealeboga Masalila and Oduetse Motshidisi

China's exchange rate and monetary policies , pp 123-128

Wang Xiaoyi

The Russian banking sector in 2000 , pp 123-127

Vladimir Goryunov

Comments on "Impact of relative price changes and asymmetric adjustments on aggregate inflation: evidence from the Philippines" , pp 123-127

Renee Fry-McKibbin

Session III: Introductory remarks , pp 123-124

John Lipsky

Implications of recent changes in banking for the conduct of monetary policy , pp 123-51

David Archer

Inflation expectations and a model-based core inflation measure in Colombia , pp 123-151

Hernando Vargas-Herrera

Operationalising capital account liberalisation: the Indian experience , pp 123-140

Gopalaraman Padmanabhan

Turkey's experience with macroprudential policy , pp 123-139

Hakan Kara

Electronic trading in Hong Kong and its impact on market functioning , pp 124-137

Guorong Jiang, Nancy Tang and Eve Law

Real estate indicators in Hong Kong SAR , pp 124-38

Kelvin Fan and Wensheng Peng

Macroprudential policy framework , pp 124-128

Christine M Cumming

Household indebtedness in Sweden and implications for financial stability – the use of household-level data , pp 124-135

Mattias Persson

Challenges to China’s monetary policy , pp 124-27

People’s Bank of China

Policy considerations on central bank digital currencies for emerging market economies − Mexico , pp 125-129

Bank of Mexico

Comments on "Foreign banks and credit conditions in EMEs" , pp 125-128

Glenn Hoggarth

International monetary policy spillovers and responses , pp 125-127

The People's Bank of China

Foreign exchange market operations and reserve management: the recent experience of Hong Kong , pp 125-132

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Macroprudential policies in EMEs: theory and practice , pp 125-139

Philip Turner

Foreign capital and domestic productivity in the Czech Republic , pp 125-137

Mojmír Hampl and Tomas Havranek

Developing financial markets and operating monetary policy in Asia , pp 126-141

Robert McCauley

Foreign exchange interventions as an (un)conventional monetary policy tool , pp 127-143

Lubomir Lizal and Jiří Schwarz

Discussion of Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan, Xiaoxi Liu and Ilhyock Shim’s paper , pp 127-129

Filippo di Mauro

The importance of a well developed bond market - an Israeli perspective , pp 127-129

Meir Sokoler

Flexible exchange rate regime and forex intervention , pp 127-38

Jose De Gregorio and Andrea Tokman

Regional currency areas and the use of foreign currencies: Lesotho's experience , pp 128-133

Tabo Foulo

Capital controls and foreign exchange market intervention in Colombia , pp 128-40

José Darío Uribe

Can emerging economy central banks be market-makers of last resort? , pp 128-130

Michael Dooley

The bank lending channel in Chile , pp 128-45

Rodrigo Alfaro, Carlos García, Alejandro Jara and Helmut Franken

Consolidation, competition, foreign presence and systemic stability in the Saudi banking industry , pp 128-132

Jammaz Al-Suhaimi

Key issues for the success of macroprudential policies , pp 129-135

Ignazio Visco

Assessing inflationary pressures in Colombia , pp 129-171

Hernando Vargas-Herrera, Andres Gonzalez, Eliana González, José Romero and Luis Rojas

Discussion comments on "Labour markets in newly integrating economies such as India and China: are they different?" , pp 129-136

Patrick Artus

Riding out the Covid-19 challenge under a currency board arrangement: Hong Kong SAR’s experience , pp 129-136

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Has Asian emerging market monetary policy been too procyclical when responding to swings in commodity prices? , pp 129-153

Andrew Filardo and Marco Lombardi

Monetary policy and the exchange rate in Colombia , pp 129-153

Hernando Vargas H

The New Zealand corporate bond market , pp 129-35

Simon Tyler

Should monetary policy pay attention to house prices? The Czech National Bank’s approach , pp 129-140

Mojmír Hampl and Tomáš Havránek

Twenty years of inflation targeting in Peru: lessons and challenges ahead , pp 129-147

Julio Velarde and Carlos Montoro

An empirical analysis of the relationship between US and Colombian long-term sovereign bond yields , pp 129-158

Alexander Guarín López, José Moreno Gutiérrez and Hernando Vargas-Herrera

Risk managers on default probability for prime sovereigns , pp 129

Øystein Olsen

Household credit in Asia-Pacific , pp 129-144

Moritz Schularick and Ilhyock Shim

Choice of currency by East Asia bond issuers , pp 129-142

David G Fernandez and Simon Klassen

Risk management in the face of risky sovereign debt: four observations , pp 130-135

Thomas C Wilson

Structural change in the corporate bond market in Korea after the currency crisis , pp 130-146

Sungmin Kim and Jae Hwan Park

Exchange rate challenges: how should policymakers respond? , pp 130-132

Grant Spencer

Central bank instruments to deal with the crisis – from the perspective of the People’s Bank of China , pp 131-132

People's Bank of China