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

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

- Aaron Mehrotra and James Yetman
- The determinants of credit spread changes in the euro area , pp 181-199

- Michael Boss and Martin Scheicher
- Property prices, inflation, and policy challenges in Hong Kong , pp 181-184

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

- Bank Indonesia
- 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
- The Lessons learnt from the developmentand reform of China’s banking sector , pp 181-87

- Liu Shiyu, Wu Yi and Liu Zhengming
- 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
- Household and firm heterogeneity in monetary policy decision-making - Malaysia's perspective , pp 183-194

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

- Hernando Vargas-Herrera
- Reserve management and FX intervention in Mexico , pp 183-189

- Javier Guzmán Calafell
- Debt market development in Singapore , pp 183-189

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

- Ilan Noy
- Real estate prices and CNB monetary policy , pp 184-96

- Ivan Matalík, Michaela Skolkova and Jan Syrovatka
- CBDCs in emerging market economies , pp 185-188

- South African Reserve Bank
- Monetary policy frameworks in Asia-Pacific: beyond inflation targeting , pp 185-187

- Sukhdave Singh
- Effectiveness of macroprudential and capital flow measures in Asia and the Pacific , pp 185-192

- Valentina Bruno, Ilhyock Shim and Hyun Song Shin
- The Czech experience with capital flows: challenges for monetary policy , pp 185-205

- Ludek Niedermayer and Vit Barta
- Short-rate expectations and term premia: experiences from Hungary and other emerging market economies , pp 185-196

- Dániel Horváth, Péter Kálmán, Zalan Kocsis and Imre Ligeti
- Comments on Joseph Gagnon's paper "Global imbalances and foreign asset expansion by developing-economy central banks" , pp 186-188

- Chris Aylmer
- Private information, stock markets, and exchange rates , pp 186-210

- Jacob Gyntelberg, Mico Loretan, Tientip Subhanij and Eric Chan
- The effects of financial globalization on the Korean financial markets and monetary policy , pp 186-208

- Kyuyung Chung
- Financial stability analysis at the Bank of Finland , pp 186-196

- Kimmo Virolainen
- Monetary and fiscal policy interactions in the wake of the pandemic , pp 187-194

- Central Bank of Malaysia
- The changing nature of the financial system in Israel in the last two decades , pp 187-201

- Bank of Israel
- 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
- Comments on "Managing monetary and financial stability in a dynamic global environment: Bank Indonesia s policy perspectives" , pp 189-191

- Iikka Korhonen
- Comments on Joseph Gagnon's paper "Global imbalances and foreign asset expansion by developing-economy central banks" , pp 189-192

- Ooi Sang Kuang
- Hands-on CBDC experiments and considerations – a view from the Bank of Thailand , pp 189-192

- Vachira Arromdee and Tunyathon Koonprasert
- Indonesia: the macroprudential framework and the central bank’s policy mix , pp 189-205

- Perry Warjiyo
- 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
- Rethinking exchange rate policy in a small open economy: the Israeli experience during the great recession , pp 189-204

- Karnit Flug and Amir Shpitzer
- Development of the Thai bond market , pp 190-199

- Akkharaphol Chabchitrchaidol and Orawan Permpoon
- International reserves and forex intervention in Peru , pp 191-207

- Renzo Rossini, Adrian Armas, Paul Castillo and Zenon Quispe
- The role of financial factors in the transmission of monetary policy , pp 192-212

- Laurent Clerk and Christian Pfister
- Central Bank balance sheets as policy tools , pp 193-213

- Alain Durré and Huw Pill
- Comments on: Effectiveness of macroprudential and capital flow measures in Asia and the Pacific , pp 193-196

- Christie Smith
- View on CBDCs − Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye , pp 193-196

- Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye
- Inflation mechanisms, expectations and monetary policy in Indonesia , pp 193-203

- Hendar
- Financial intermediation and the transmission mechanism: learning from a case study on Israeli banks , pp 193-214

- Emanuel Barnea, Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg and Ziv Naor
- Extracting growth and inflation expectations from financial market data , pp 193-205

- Lauri Kajanoja
- Monetary independence in a financially integrated world: what do measures of interest rate co-movement tell us? , pp 193-205

- Enisse Kharroubi and Fabrizio Zampolli
- Sovereign debt management in India: interaction with monetary policy , pp 193-198

- R Gandhi
- Monetary policy transmission in Mexico: an overview and banking channels insights using granular data , pp 195-224

- Banco de Mexico
- 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
- Monetary and fiscal policy interactions in the wake of the pandemic , pp 195-203

- Bank of Mexico
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