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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

Recent development of the Korean bond market , pp 171-173

Seongtae Lee

Progress towards internationalisation: the Korean and Singaporean experiences - comments on Kim and Suh's paper "Internationalisation of the won" and Luke Goh's paper "Singapore dollar's evolution away from non-internationaliation" , pp 172-179

Atchana Waiquamdee

Understanding monetary policy in Malaysia and Thailand: objectives, instruments and independence , pp 172-198

Robert McCauley

Bank Indonesia's short note for the BIS Annual Meeting of Emerging Market Deputy Governors , pp 173-177

Bank Indonesia

CBDC and its associated motivations and challenges – Saudi Central Bank , pp 173-177

Saudi Central Bank

The importance of fiscal prudence under the Linked Exchange Rate System in Hong Kong SAR , pp 173-177

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Inflation expectations under Czech inflation targeting , pp 173-176

Mojmir Hampl

The future of inflation targeting? , pp 173-179

Christopher McDermott

Fiscal policy in Malaysia , pp 173-179

V Vijayaledchumy

Financial market development, monetary policy and financial stability in Korea , pp 173-182

Bank of Korea

Globalisation and deglobalisation: the Indonesian perspective , pp 173-182

Dody Budi Waluyo

A New Phillips curve for Spain , pp 174-203

Jordi Galí and David Lopez-Salido

Minding the gap in Asia: foreign and local currency ratings , pp 174-199

Kate Kisselev and Frank Packer

Balancing policy objectives in Asia: leverage vs long-term economic growth , pp 175-176

Deepak Mohanty

Monetary policy and the transmission mechanism in Mexico , pp 175-209

Lorenza Martinez, Oscar Sanchez and Alejandro Werner

Debt market development: challenges for the central bank in Poland , pp 175-177

Jerzy Stopyra, Anna Trzecińska and Agnieszka Grat

Closing remarks , pp 175-178

Stephen Cecchetti

A cross-border payments, exchange and contracting platform for the 21st century , pp 175-181

Tobias Adrian

Globalisation and its effects on monetary policy: the case of Israel , pp 176-85

Meir Sokoler

Credit build-up and financial stability issues: do we know enough to calibrate appropriate intervention? , pp 177-182

Johnny Noe E Ravalo

Foreign exchange intervention and policy: Bank Indonesia experiences , pp 177-87

Bank Indonesia

Monetary and fiscal policy interactions in the wake of the pandemic in Korea , pp 177-186

Bank of Korea

Debt management and optimal fiscal policy with long bonds , pp 177-212

Elisa Faraglia, Albert Marcet and Andrew Scott

Indonesia: stabilizing the exchange rate along its fundamental , pp 177-187

Perry Warjiyo

Measures of trend inflation in Hong Kong , pp 177-200

Frank Leung, Kevin Chow and Simon Chan

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

The development of debt markets in emerging economies: the Saudi Arabian experience , pp 178-182

Muhammad S Al-Jasser and Ahmed Banafe

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

Labour market tightness and inflation in the aftermath of Covid-19: the case of Israel , pp 179-194

Bank of Israel

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

Fixing an impaired monetary transmission mechanism: the Hungarian experience , pp 179-191

Péter Gábriel, György Molnár and Judit Várhegyi

Macroprudential frameworks, implementation, and relationship with other policies , pp 179-187

Reserve Bank of India

The monetary policy transmission mechanism in China , pp 179-181

Yi Gang

Economic considerations for a retail CBDC in Singapore , pp 179-183

Monetary Authority of Singapore

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

How anchored are inflation expectations in Asia? Evidence from surveys of professional forecasters , pp 181-191

Aaron Mehrotra and James Yetman

Indonesia: Changing patterns of financial intermediation and their implications for central bank policy , pp 181-192

Perry Warjiyo

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

India’s financial openness and integration with Southeast Asian countries: an analytical perspective , pp 181-201

Bank for International Settlements

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 impact of global capital flows on financial intermediation and monetary transmission in Indonesia , pp 181-186

Bank Indonesia

The transmission mechanism of monetary policy in Colombia: major changes and current features , pp 183-211

Hernando Vargas-Herrera

Comment on: The influence of China and US financial markets on Asia-Pacific , pp 183-184

Ilan Noy

Measuring the importance of global factors in determining inflation in Israel , pp 183-208

Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg and Itamar Caspi

How has financial market development affected monetary policy and financial stability in EMEs: the Malaysian experience , pp 183-194

Bank Negara Malaysia