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More on the differences between reported and actual U.S. central bank foreign exchange intervention

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  • Rebecca Wetmore Humes
  • William P. Osterberg

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An analysis of the differential impacts of reported and actual U.S. foreign exchange intervention on the mean and conditional variance of the Deutschemark-to-dollar and yen-to-dollar exchange rates. For part of the sample period, the impact of intervention on the variance of the exchange rates is shown to depend on whether the intervention was reported.

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  • Rebecca Wetmore Humes & William P. Osterberg, 1995. "More on the differences between reported and actual U.S. central bank foreign exchange intervention," Working Papers (Old Series) 9501, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
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