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Why is the dollar so high?'

In this paper, Martin Feldstein, once considered a frontrunner to replace Alan Greenspan as chairman of the US Federal Reserve, argues that a decline of the real value of the dollar that is large enough to reduce the current account deficit significantly…

Research on negative savings rates

This research by the New York Fed suggests that the macroeconomic risks and those to individual households' well-being, associated with negative personal savings rates are overstated.

A primer on Islamic finance

This IMF working paper provides a review of the current state of market development in Islamic finance and examines the legal and economic implications of shariah compliance.

Governors matter - new paper

This new working paper from the Peterson Institute for International Economics looks at whether or not monetary policy expectations are affected by the appointment of a new central bank governor.

Monetary operations in China

This Bank of Japan Working Paper suggests that the People's Bank of China's money market operations have been focused mainly on China-US interest rate differentials for the sake of stability in the Renminbi exchange rate after the July 2005 reform.

Latest St Louis Fed Review published

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has published its May/June issue of its Review, a journal covering national and international economic developments, particularly focusing on their monetary aspects.

Papers for Kansas Fed payments event

Non-banks are becoming increasingly prominent in payments systems around the world. The three-day conference look at the implications of this heightened presence for innovation, competition and risk.

Kansas Fed papers: Nonbanks in payments system

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has published preliminary papers from the "Nonbanks in the Payments System: Innovation, Competition, and Risk," conference held May 2-4 in Santa Fe, N.M.

BIS Paper on globalisation and inflation

The BIS Working Paper "Globalisation and inflation: New cross-country evidence on the global determinants of domestic inflation" published 11 May argues that prevailing models of inflation are too "country-centric", in that they fail to take sufficient…

BoC paper on new accounting standards

The Bank of Canada Discussion Paper "Implications of new accounting standards for the Bank of Canada's balance sheet" looks at the new accounting standards implemented by the CICA for the valuation and reporting of financial instruments.

RBA paper on forecasting with factors

The Reserve Bank of Australia Research Discussion Paper "Forecasting with factors: The accuracy of timeliness" demonstrates that factor-based forecasts for key Australian macroeconomic series can outperform standard time-series benchmarks.

IMF paper on Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's losses

The IMF Working Paper 'Central bank quasi-fiscal losses and high inflation in Zimbabwe: A note' says Zimbabwe's failure to address continuing central bank quasi-fiscal losses has interfered with both monetary management and the independence and…

Term structure transmission of monetary policy

Under bond-rate transmission of monetary policy, the authors of this Bank of Canada Working Paper show that a generalized Taylor Principle applies, in which the average anticipated path of policy responses to inflation is subject to a lower bound of…

Central bank autonomy: Lessons from global trends

The IMF Working Paper "Central bank autonomy: Lessons from global trends" calculates indexes of central bank autonomy (CBA) for 163 central banks as of end-2003, and comparable indexes for a subgroup of 68 central banks as of the end of the 1980s.

BoC paper on exchange rate regimes

The Bank of Canada Working Paper "Exchange rate regimes, globalisation, and the cost of capital in emerging markets" presents a multifactor asset pricing model for currency, bond, and stock returns for ten emerging markets.

Modelling payments systems: Literature review

In this Bank of Canada Working Paper the authors organize the literature on payments systems according to three general classes of modelling approaches, and compare those approaches in terms of their strengths and weaknesses.

BoE paper on migration and UK economy

Migration into the UK from EU accession countries continues to suppress inflationary and wage pressures, a working paper from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee published Wednesday 11 April found.

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