Foreign exchange interventions under inflation targeting: the Czech Experience

By T. Holub. 2006

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Modeling Sterilized Interventions and Balance Sheet Effects of Monetary Policy in a New-Keynesian Framework (2013, unknown): “Domac and Mendoza (2004) (Mexico and Turkey), Guimares and Karacadag (2004) (Mexico), Gersl and Holub (2006) (Czech Republic), Egert (2007) (several central and Eastern European countries), and Kamil (2008) (Colombia) find some evidence that sterilized interventions affect the level of the exchange…”
The Effectiveness of Foreign Exchange Intervention in Emerging Market Countries: Evidence from the Czech Koruna (2007, unknown): “The CNB recently published a detailed analysis of objectives, strategies and the efficacy of intervention (Holub (2004)).”
Volatility of Exchange Rates in Selected New EU Members: Evidence from Daily Data (2008, unknown): “Actually, nearly all countries of our sample have adopted different types of inflation targeting.3 Still, several NMS have used interventions at the foreign exchange market (see Égert, 2007, Égert and Komárek, 2006, or Geršl and Holub, 2006).”
Flexible Inflation Targets, Forex Interventions and Exchange Rate Volatility in Emerging Countries (2012, unknown): “Specifically, we employ (1) the degree of trade openness, as higher openness increases the reaction to real exchange rate shocks (Cavoli, 2008); (2) current account (as percentage of GDP); (3) the natural logarithm of population, (4) the real GDP per capita and (5) one financial variable that approx”