IMF paper examines causes of financial market spillovers

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There tends to be a "large" co-movement of bond yields between two countries where one has a "large amount of bilateral portfolio exposure" in the other, according to a working paper published by the IMF last week.

In Determinants of Financial Market Spillovers: The Role of Portfolio Diversification, Trade, Home Bias, and Concentration, the economist Yoko Shinagawa analyses four channels: bilateral portfolio investment, bilateral trade, home bias, and country concentration.

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