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2024: Temperature, precipitation and food price inflation: Evidence from a panel of countries: Meltem Chadwick and Hulya Saygili
2024: Stablecoins: Business Model, Systemic Risks and Policy Perspectives: Srichander Ramaswamy
2024: Multi-Sector Bond Funds: New Evidence on Global and Domestic Drivers and Effectiveness of Capital Account Measures: Rogelio Mercado and Luca Sanfilippo
2024: Could Uncapped and Unremunerated Retail CBDC Accounts Disintermediate Banks?: Srichander Ramaswamy
2023: External Commodity Shocks and the Insulating Role of Fiscal Policy on Real Output: Evidence from a Commodity-Exporting Economy: Victor Pontines and Davaajargal Luvsannyam
2023: Inflation, Monetary Policy and the Sacrifice Ratio:The Case of Southeast Asia: Leef Dierks
2022: The Currency Composition of Asiaâ€™s International Investments: Paulo Rodelio Halili and Rogelio Mercado
2022: Portfolio capital flows and the US dollar exchange rate: Viewed from the lens of time and frequency dynamics of connectedness: Mangal Goswami, Victor Pontines and Yassier Mohammed
2022: Which Financial Inclusion Indicators and Dimensions Matter for Income Inequality? A Bayesian Model Averaging Approach: Rogelio Mercado and Victor Pontines
2022: Taming the "Capital Flows-Credit Nexus": A Sectoral Approach: Daniel Carvalho, Etienne Lepers and Rogelio Mercado
2022: US Dollar Dominance in Asia's Trade Invoicing: Rogelio Mercado, Ryan Jacildo and Sanchita Basu Das
2021: Effects of Monetary Policy Communication in Emerging Market Economies: Evidence from Malaysia: Sui-Jade Ho and Ozer Karagedikli
2021: Machine Learning and Central Banks: Ready for Prime Time?: Hans Genberg and Ozer Karagedikli
2020: Sectoral Capital Flows: Covariates, Co-movements, and Controls: Etienne Lepers and Rogelio Mercado
2020: The Effectiveness of Currency Intervention in a Commodity-Exporter: Evidence from Mongolia: Victor Pontines, Davaajargal Luvsannyam, Enkhjin Atarbaatar and Ulziikhutag Munkhtsetseg
2020: Weighing up the Credit-to-GDP Gap: A Cautionary Note: Ozer Karagedikli and Ole Rummel
2019: The Real Effects of Loan-To-Value Limits: Empirical Evidence from Korea: Victor Pontines
2019: Financial Flows Centrality: Empirical Evidence using Bilateral Capital Flows: Rogelio Mercado and Shanty Noviantie
2019: A Provincial View of Consumption Risk Sharing: Asset Classes as Shock Absorbers: Victor Pontines
2019: The Currency Composition of International Portfolio Assets: Vahagn Galstyan, Caroline Mehigan and Rogelio Mercado
2018: The Macroeconomic Response to Real and Financial Factors, Commodity Prices, and Monetary Policy: International Evidence: Pierre L. Siklos
2018: Bilateral Capital Flows: Gravity, Push, and Pull: Rogelio Mercado
2018: Macroprudential Policies in SEACEN Economies: Jugnu Ansari
2018: Household Debt in SEACEN Economies: Maria Teresa Punzi
2018: Self-selection and Treatment Effects in Macroeconomics: Revisiting the Effectiveness of Foreign Exchange Intervention: Victor Pontines
2018: Bilateral Capital Flows: Transaction Patterns and Gravity: Rogelio Mercado
2018: Financial Inclusion: New Measurement and Cross-Country Impact Assessment: Cyn-Young Park and Rogelio Mercado
2017: Extracting and Measuring Periodicities of Credit and Housing Cycles: Evidence from Eight Economies: Victor Pontines
2017: Are Capital Inflows Expansionary or Contractionary in the Philippines?: Rogelio Mercado
2017: Domestic Factors and Episodes of Gross Capital Inflows: Rogelio Mercado
2017: Global Shocks and Risk to Financial Stability in Asia: Hans Genberg
2017: Stress Testing - An Overview of Global Best Practice and Areas for Future Improvement: Aziz Durrani
2017: Press Releases and MPC Minutes Are They One And The Same?: Vincent Lim
2017: Financial Integration in Asia: Hans Genberg
2017: The Great Financial Crisis and its Aftermath: A Perspective from Asia: Hans Genberg
2017: The Role of the Institutional Investors in Financing Development in Asia and the Pacific: Hans Genberg
2017: Asymmetric Exchange Rate Pass-through: Evidence from the Philippines: Vic Delloro, Eloisa Glindro and Sarah Jane Alarcon
2017: Inflation in India: Behavior of Major Components: S. Gangadaran
2016: The Financial Cycles in Four East Asian Economies: Victor Pontines
2016: Quantitative Easing and Tapering Uncertainty: Evidence from Twitter: Annette Meinusch and Peter Tillmann
2016: Foreign Currency Borrowing, Exports and Firm Performance: Evidence from a Currency Crisis: Spiros Bougheas, Hosung Lim, Simona Mateut, Paul Mizen and Cihan Yalcin
2016: Empirical Investigation into the Path-Goal Leadership Theory in the Central Bank Fraternity: Leadership Styles and Job Satisfaction: Choon Yang Lim and Vincent Lim
2016: Living with Volatilities: Capital Flows and Policy Implications for SEACEN Central Banks: Chris Becker
2015: Enhancing Bank Supervision in Asia: Lessons Learnt from the Financial Crisis: Michael Zamorski and Minsoo Lee
2015: Capital Market Development and Emergence of Institutional Investors in the Asia-Pacific Region: Hans Genberg
2015: Challenges for Inflation Targeting: Delano Villanueva
2015: Implementing Macroprudential Policies: Challenges, Pitfalls and Way Forward: Hans Genberg and Michael Zamorski
2015: Building on the Countercyclical Consensus: An Empirical Test: Saurabh Ghosh
2014: The Global Financial Crisis and Transmission Channels: An International Network Analysis: Changmo Ahn, Gyemin Lee and Dongkoo Chang
2014: Alternative Monetary Policy Frameworks for Price and Financial Stability: Dongkoo Chang, Vincent Lim and Eufrocinio Bernabe
2014: Monetary Policy Towards Inclusive Growth: The Case of Korea: Dongkoo Chang and Jami'ah Jaffar
2014: Policy Strategy Towards Achieving Investment Grade Status for Emerging Economies: Eufrocinio Bernabe and Dongkoo Chang
2014: Research-Integrated Learning: A Distinct Possibility: Vincent Lim and Yun Yee Seow
2014: Drivers of Reserves Accumulation in the South East Asian Countries: Min Shrestha and Theresia Wansi
2014: Stock Market Performance: Foretelling and Crisis Signalling?: Vincent Lim and Nurulhuda Mohd. Hussain