2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jimonfin.2008.08.003
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Should central bankers talk to the foreign exchange markets?

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“…Jansen and de Haan (2005), using high frequency exchange rate data, find little or no response, while Fatum and Hutchison (2002), using daily data, identify an asymmetric reaction. Other studies by Beine et al (2004) and Fratzscher (2005Fratzscher ( , 2006, using a GARCH specification for daily data, show that verbal interventions reduce exchange rate volatility.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Jansen and de Haan (2005), using high frequency exchange rate data, find little or no response, while Fatum and Hutchison (2002), using daily data, identify an asymmetric reaction. Other studies by Beine et al (2004) and Fratzscher (2005Fratzscher ( , 2006, using a GARCH specification for daily data, show that verbal interventions reduce exchange rate volatility.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Nezávislé proměnné jsou poté osoba činící vyjádření, viditelnost projevu intervence, forma vyjádření a zamýš-lený směr působení na kurz. Regresní rovnice budou tak v následujících podobách (upraveno z Beine et al [2009]…”
Section: Ekonometrická Specifi Kaceunclassified
“…Fratscher [2004]), a naopak zvyšují ty, jež jsou vysloveny samostatně (např. Beine et al [2009]). Taktéž jsou známy studie, které prokázaly vliv slovní intervence na volatilitu, ale ne na směr kurzu (Ehrmann a Fratzscher 2005).…”
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“…the US Fed, the ECB, and the Bank of England) the mere fact that officials who set the course of monetary policy meet at regular, pre-announced, intervals gives rise to the possibility of news around meeting days. Fratzscher (2004b), Fratzscher (2004), Jansen and de Haan (2005), Kohn and Sack (2003) and Beine et al (2004) attempted to classify words and deeds of central bankers alongside other sources of news. While many of the news sources are of the objective variety, that is, they are quantifiable, others are subject to the interpretation of the researcher who is attempting to determine from a particular statement, or speech, whether a central bank official is calling for higher or lower future interest rates, or some other financial asset price such as the exchange rate or stock prices.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%