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Methodological issues regarding residential real estate prices , pp 227-231

Paul Hilbers

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

Paul Mizen

The changing nature of the financial system in Mexico: the allocation of finance, long-term growth and policy measures , pp 227-235

Bank of Mexico

Forecasting Swiss inflation with a structural macromodel: the role of technical progress and the "mortgage rate-housing rent" link , pp 227-266

Peter Stalder

Assessing the predictive power of measures of financial conditions for macroeconomic variables , pp 228-52

William English, Kostas Tsatsaronis and Edda Zoli

Spillovers from global monetary conditions: recent experience and policy responses in Malaysia , pp 229-240

Sukhdave Singh

Exchange rate policies , pp 229-250

Charles Engel

Challenges of financial globalisation and dollarisation for monetary policy: the case of Peru , pp 230-41

Julio Velarde

The implications of fiscal issues for central banks: the South African experience , pp 230-233

Gill Marcus

Marrying the micro- and macro-prudential dimensions of financial stability - the Hong Kong experience , pp 230-240

Eddie Yue

Globalisation and consumption risk-sharing in emerging market economies , pp 231-244

Manuel Ramos-Francia and Santiago Garcia-Verdu

Financial market depth: friend or foe when it comes to effective management of monetary policy and capital flows? , pp 231-237

Sukudhew Singh

Economic changes, inflation dynamics and policy responses: the Malaysian experience , pp 231-245

Sukudhew (Sukhdave) Singh

Macroprudential frameworks: Implementation, and relationship with other policies – Malaysia , pp 231-238

Central Bank of Malaysia

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s new foreign exchange intervention policy , pp 231-41

Kelly Eckhold and Chris Hunt

Panel discussion , pp 231-232

Akinari Horii

US commercial real estate indices: transaction-based and constant-liquidity indices , pp 232-242

Donald Haurin

Monetary policy in Vietnam: the case of a transition country , pp 232-252

Ulrich Camen

The monetary transmission mechanism and the structural modelling of inflation at the National Bank of Poland , pp 232-251

Bohdan Kłos and Ewa Wróbel

Banco de México and recent developments in domestic public debt markets , pp 233-252

José Sidaoui, Julio Santaella and Javier Pérez

The recent experience of the Korean economy with currency internationalisation , pp 233-242

Gwang-Ju Rhee

FX intervention and FX reserves management , pp 233-236

Central Bank of the Russian Federatoin

Measures of core inflation in Korea , pp 233-247

Jae Chun Kum, Yang Woo Kim and Seung Yong Lee

Thailand's recent public debt issues , pp 234-244

Yuwawan Rattakul

Real long-term interest rates and monetary policy: a cross-country perspective , pp 234-257

Christian Upper and Andreas Worms

Capital flows to India , pp 235-263

Rakesh Mohan

The Hungarian monetary transmission mechanism: an assessment , pp 235-257

Balázs Vonnák

Domestic bank intermediation: domestically owned versus foreign-owned banks in Israel , pp 235-256

David Marzuk

Recent banking developments in India , pp 237-41

Vittaldas Leeladhar

The changing nature of the financial system: implications for resilience and long-term growth in EMEs: the Peruvian experience , pp 237-264

Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Reserves management , pp 237-242

Ayman Alsayari

Labour market conditions and wage developments in the aftermath of the pandemic: implications for monetary policy in the Philippines , pp 237-250

Central Bank of the Philippines

On the relationship between macroprudential policy and other policies , pp 239-255

Manuel Ramos-Francia and Santiago García-Verdú

Comment , pp 239-241

Richhild Moessner

Global liquidity, capital flows and challenges for policymakers: the Mexican experience , pp 239-260

José Sidaoui, Manuel Ramos-Francia and Gabriel Cuadra

Crises and contagion: the role of the banking system , pp 241-260

Massimo Sbracia and Andrea Zaghini

Comments on Oh and Park’s paper “ASEAN+3 regional guarantee mechanism” , pp 241-242

Guorong Jiang

Global policy spillovers and Peru’s monetary policy: inflation targeting, foreign exchange intervention and reserve requirements , pp 241-264

Renzo Rossini, Adrian Armas and Zenon Quispe

Macroeconomic policy response to the Covid-19 shock , pp 241-250

National Bank of Poland

How safe was the "Safe Haven"? Financial market liquidity during the 1998 turbulences , pp 241-266

Christian Upper

Forex interventions in Peru: 2002-2004 , pp 242-54

Adrian Armas

The composition and management of capital flows in the Philippines , pp 242-59

Amando M Tetangco, Jr

Indonesia’s banking industry: progress to date , pp 243-47

Miranda S Goeltom

Is trouble brewing for EMEs? , pp 243-272

Manuel Ramos-Francia and Santiago Garcia-Verdu

Panel discussion , pp 243-247

Grant Spencer

Reserve management and motivations for FX interventions , pp 243-247

Monetary Authority of Singapore

How to benefit from financial deepening while preserving financial and macroeconomic stability: the case of Poland , pp 243-254

Piotr J Szpunar

Going where the data is , pp 243-254

Jon Southard

Promoting the Asian bond market , pp 243-245

Kap-Soo Oh

Monetary Policy and Degree of Heterogeneity in the Philippines , pp 243-256

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas