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Central banking intervention under a floating exchange rate regime: ten years of Mexican experience , pp 209-30

José Julián Sidaoui

Reserve management and FX intervention , pp 209-220

Maria Ramona Santiago

Transmission mechanisms of monetary policy in an economy with partial dollarisation: the case of Peru , pp 210-231

Zenon Quispe

Explaining the returns of active currency managers , pp 211-256

Sam Nasypbek and Scheherazade S Rehman

Estimating bilateral exposures in the German interbank market: is there a danger of contagion? , pp 211-229

Christian Upper and Andreas Worms

Overview of inflation and wage dynamics in Mexico in the aftermath of the pandemic , pp 211-220

Bank of Mexico

The changing nature of the financial system: implications for resilience and long-term growth in emerging market economies , pp 211-225

Bank Negara Malaysia

Discussant remarks: development of financial markets in Asia and the Pacific , pp 211-214

Sukudhew Singh

A comparison of UK residential house price indices , pp 212-227

Robert Wood

The challenges of the "new economy" for monetary policy , pp 213-233

Gilbert Cette and Christian Pfister

Notes on the monetary transmission mechanism in the Czech economy , pp 213-219

Ludek Niedermayer

Interactions between sovereign debt management and monetary policy under fiscal dominance and financial instability , pp 213-237

Hans Blommestein and Philip Turner

Issues of Risk-based Supervision in Hong Kong , pp 213-15

William Ryback

Financial globalisation and monetary independence , pp 213-225

Piti Disyatat and Phurichai Rungcharoenkitkul

The monetary and fiscal policy mix in Poland , pp 214-217

Marek Rozkrut

Comments on A Durré and H Pill's paper "Central bank balance sheets as policy tools" , pp 214-217

Hernando Vargas-Herrera

High-level policy panel on the development of financial markets , pp 215-216

Joseph Yam

Foreign exchange intervention in Malaysia , pp 215-222

Norzila Abdul Aziz

Changes in financial intermediation structure , pp 215-222

Huh Jinho

The international transmission of monetary policy: Korea's experience , pp 215-227

Jun Il Kim

Characteristics of international banks' claims on Korea and their implications for monetary policy , pp 215-230

Jong Hwa Kim

Policies for international reserve accumulation under a floating exchange rate regime:the experience of Mexico (1995-2003) , pp 216-29

José Julián Sidaoui

Dynamics of monetary policy and fiscal policy during the pandemic: the Philippine experience , pp 217-240

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

High-level policy panel on the development of financial markets , pp 217-218

Grant Spencer

Bank Efficiency in the Enlarged European Union , pp 217-35

Dániel Holló and Márton Nagy

Public debt and monetary policy in Korea , pp 217-232

Dr Geum Wha Oh

Comments on A Durré and H Pill's paper "Central bank balance sheets as policy tools" , pp 218-219

Budianto Soenaryo Mukasan

Budget and tax problems and central banks: Russia's experiences , pp 218-223

Oleg Vyugin

Comments on Gopinath's paper "An internationalised rupee?" and Battellino's paper "A generation of an internationalised Australian dollar": a journey through time , pp 218-220

Diwa C Guinigundo

Macroprudential frameworks, implementation and relationship with other policies in Korea , pp 219-229

Ho Soon Shin, Jung Yeoun Lee, Jungmin Park

The development of financial markets in the Philippines and its interaction with monetary policy and financial stability , pp 219-242

Francisco G Dakila

High-level policy panel on the development of financial markets: macroeconomic and financial stability amidst the global financial crisis - the Singapore experience , pp 219-228

Ong Chong Tee

International spillovers of central bank balance sheet policies , pp 220-264

Qianying Chen, Andrew Filardo, Dong He and Feng Zhu

Inflation dynamics in the post-crisis period: Korea's experience , pp 221-230

Min Chang, Changho Choi and Keunhyeong Park

Currency internationalisation: analytical and policy issues , pp 221-230

Hans Genberg

Retail credit expansion and external finance in Hungary: lessons from the recent past (1998–2007) , pp 221-233

Julia Király, Judit Antal, Marton Nagy and Viktor Szabo

Reserves accumulation and diversification: the case of Poland , pp 221-232

Beata Berlowska, Boguslawa Bezzubik and Magdalena Zaczek

The housing market channel of the monetary transmission mechanism in Hong Kong , pp 221-234

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

eru: labour market, wages and monetary policy in the aftermath of Covid-19 , pp 221-236

Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Interactions between cash and derivatives bond markets: some evidence for the euro area , pp 222-267

Wolfgang Schulte and Roberto Violi

Comments on Daekeun Park and Changyong Rhee’s paper “Building infrastructure for the Asian bond markets: settlement and credit rating” , pp 222-223

Tom Byrne

Globalisation and deglobalisation , pp 223-229

Central Bank of Malaysia

Interventions and expected exchange rates in emerging market economies , pp 223-242

Santiago García-Verdú and Manuel Ramos-Francia

Changing patterns of financial intermediation and implications for central bank policy: the Malaysian perspective , pp 223-242

Bank Negara Malaysia

Sending the herd off the cliff edge: the disturbing interaction between herding and market-sensitive risk management practices , pp 223-240

Avinash Persaud

Creation of a regional credit guarantee mechanism in As , pp 224-240

Gyutaeg Oh and Jae-Ha Park

Assessing the fiscal policy stance in Singapore , pp 224-229

Edward Robinson and Angela Phang Seow Jiun

Impact of the international banking crisis on the Indian financial system , pp 225-234

Anand Sinha

Heterogeneity considerations in monetary policy design: the case of Peru , pp 225-242

Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Comments on "Financial globalisation and monetary independence" , pp 227-230

Paul Mizen