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European crisis and its implications for global inflation dynamics , pp 131-135

Athanasios Orphanides

Monetary policy decision-making: how are household and firm heterogeneity incorporated in Hungary? , pp 131-146

Magyar Nemzeti Bank

The role of asset prices in Indian inflation in recent years: some conjectures , pp 131-150

Partha Ray and Jorge Somnath Chatterjee

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

The fiscal deficit and macroeconomic stability in Hong Kong SAR , pp 131-139

Wensheng Peng, Jiming Ha, Cynthia Leung and Kelvin Fan

Transmission mechanisms for monetary polidy in emerging market economies: what is new? , pp 131-137

Miguel Angel Pesce

Assessing CBDC potential for developing payment systems and promoting financial inclusion in Peru , pp 131-151

Adrián Armas, Lucero Ruiz and José Luis Vásquez

Central bank balance sheet expansion: Japan's experience , pp 132-159

Kazumasa Iwata and Shinji Takenaka

The new conceptual risk budget framework and implementation of the new FX reserves investment strategy at the Central Bank of Hungary , pp 133-144

Márton Nagy, Éva Paulik, Norbert Kiss M, Péter Vereszki-Varga and Sándor Ladányi

An approach to the consideration of bank merger issues by regulators: a South African case , pp 133-147

Gill Marcus

Effects of reserve requirements in an inflation targeting regime: the case of Colombia , pp 133-169

Hernando Vargas-Herrera, Yanneth Betancourt-Garcia, Carlos Varela and Norberto Rodríguez N.

Comments on Levich and Packer: “Development and functioning of FX markets in Asia and the Pacific” , pp 133-135

Takatoshi Ito

Exchange rate puzzles and dilemmas: how can policymakers respond? , pp 133-143

Diwa C Guinigundo

Comments on: “Japanese monetary policy: 1998-2005 and beyond” by Takatoshi Ito , pp 133-136

Peter Morgan

Foreign participation in the local currency bond markets of emerging market economies: good or bad for market resilience and financial stability? , pp 133-140

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

South Africa's experience of regional currency areas and the use of foreign currencies , pp 134-139

Lambertus van Zyl

Inflation persistence and costly market share adjustment: a preliminary analysis , pp 134-146

Robert Amano and Scott Hendry

Comment , pp 135-137

Stephen Cecchetti

Inflation and labour markets in the wake of the pandemic: the case of Hong Kong SAR , pp 135-146

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority

The corporate bond market in the Philippines , pp 135-45

Nestor A Espenilla, Jr

The use of digital innovation for reducing SMEs' credit constraints: Hong Kong SAR's recent experience , pp 135-144

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Measuring economic integration: the case of Asian economies , pp 136-158

Bank for International Settlements

Household sector and monetary policy implications: Thailand’s recent experience , pp 136-161

Tientip Subhanij

Remarks on macroprudential policy frameworks , pp 136-141

David Longworth

Reserve management and the use of ratings at the Swiss National Bank , pp 136-138

Jean-Pierre Danthine

Changes in the Czech Republic‘s financial intermediation during the last decade , pp 137-142

Vladimír Tomšík

The Magyar Nemzeti Bank’s government debt securities purchase programme , pp 137-148

Magyar Nemzeti Bank

Comments on: “Japanese monetary policy: 1998-2005 and beyond” by Takatoshi Ito , pp 137-139

Masaru Yoshitomi

Exchange rates, expected returns and risk: what can we learn from Asia-Pacific currencies? , pp 137-166

Anella Munro

Discussion comments on "Labour markets in newly integrating economies such as India and China: are they different?" , pp 137-138

Johnny Åkerholm

Foreign exchange markets in the 1990s: intraday market volatility and the growth of electronic trading , pp 138-147

Alain Chaboud and Steven Weinberg

Assessing financial system stability, efficiency and structure at the Bank of England , pp 138-159

Andrew Haldane, Glenn Hoggarth and Victoria Saporta

East Asia and Australia monetary policy , pp 139-141

Adam Cagliarini

Real estate price index: a model for the Philippines , pp 139-48

Estrella V Domingo and Reynaldo F Fulleros

Globalisation and labour markets: implications of the emergence of China and India , pp 139-157

David Coe

Inflation hedging portfolios in different regimes , pp 139-163

Marie Brière and Ombretta Signori

Brazil: taming inflation expectations , pp 139-158

Afonso S Bevilaqua, Mário Mesquita and André Minella

Why did prices in Japan hardly decline during the 1997-98 recession? , pp 139-173

Hideo Hayakawa and Hiroshi Ugai

Foreign exchange market intervention in Colombia , pp 139-49

José Darío Uribe and Jorge Hernán Toro-Córdoba

Assessing the impact of globalisation: Lessons from Hong Kong , pp 139-147

Lillian Cheung, Eric Wong, Philip Ng and Ken Wong

Sovereign risk in bank regulation and supervision: Where do we stand? , pp 139-153

Hervé Hannoun

Calculating the fiscal stance at the Magyar Nemzeti Bank , pp 140-145

Gabor Kiss

Domestic securities markets and monetary policy in Latin America: overview and implications , pp 140-163

Serge Jeanneau and Camilo Tovar

Inflation targeting in Korea: a model of success? , pp 140-164

Soyoung Kim and Yung Chul Park

Regional currency areas and use of foreign currencies: the experience of West Africa , pp 140-144

Michael Ojo

Summary of the discussion , pp 141-142

Philip Turner

Conducting monetary policy in a small open economy under globalised capital markets: the experience of the Czech Republic , pp 141-49

Jiri Böhm and Vladimir Zdarsky

Market development and monetary policy – the case of Hungary , pp 141-154

Marton Nagy, Gabriella Csom-Biro, Daniel Horvath and Szabolcs Pásztor

Hong Kong’s property market and macroprudential measures , pp 141-152

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

An overview of the Taiwanese qualified foreign institutional investor system , pp 141-151

Karen Lu