Open mouth operations

By Graeme Guthrie, Julian Wright. 2000

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Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics, Finance

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The Timing of Central Bank Communication (2007, methodology): “…bank communicates its views about the intended level of asset prices and signals its intention to make the necessary adjustments in policy rates if asset prices deviate from this target, a policy that has frequently been labelled “open-mouth operations” (Guthrie and Wright 2000; Thornton 2004).”
Explaining Monetary Policy in Press Conferences (2018, background): “7 Related studies that focus on the overall role of transparency and communication for different central banks are Guthrie and Wright (2000) and Geraats (2002), or the impact of specific pieces of central bank and other news on financial markets (e.g., Fleming and Remolona 1999; Andersson, Overby,”
Communication and Decision-Making by Central Bank Committees: Different Strategies, Same Effectiveness? (2005, unknown): “Guthrie and Wright (2000) find that communication has been used in a systematic and highly effective way for controlling short-term rates by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.”
Communication and Exchange Rate Policy (2008, background): “Guthrie and Wright (2000) for New Zealand and Kohn and Sack (2003) for the United States provide an assessment of the effectiveness of communication on monetary policy.”
Divorcing Money from Monetary Policy (2008, unknown): “3 Recent contributions include Furfine (2000), Guthrie and Wright (2000) ,”
Implementation of Monetary Policy: How Do Central Banks Set Interest Rates? (2010, background): “As Guthrie & Wright (2000) and Woodford (2000) argued in their analyses of the New Zealand system, the fact that these two interest rates were not therefore under the central bank’s direct control led to a deeper level of indeterminacy.”
Monetary Policy Transparency and Pass-Through of Retail Interest Rates (2008, background): “6 The Bank thus set policy through what have often been described as ‘Open Mouth Operations’ (Guthrie and Wright, 2000).”