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Do Markets Care Who Chairs the Central Bank?
KUTTNER, KENNETH N. ; POSEN, ADAM S.
Journal of money, credit and banking, 2010-03, Vol.42 (2-3), p.347-371
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Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc
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Título:
Do Markets Care Who Chairs the Central Bank?
Autor:
KUTTNER, KENNETH N.
;
POSEN, ADAM S.
Assuntos:
Banking
;
Bond market
;
Bond markets
;
Bonds
;
Capital market
;
Case studies
;
Central bank independence
;
Central banking
;
Central banks
;
Chief executive officers
;
Company personnel management
;
Corporate governance
;
E58
;
E61
;
Economic analysis
;
Event history analysis
;
event study analysis
;
Exchange rates
;
Federal Reserve Bank
;
Finance
;
Financial markets
;
Forecasts and trends
;
Foreign exchange rates
;
G14
;
Governors
;
Human resource management
;
Impact analysis
;
Inflation rates
;
Influence
;
Market trend/market analysis
;
Monetary economics
;
Monetary policy
;
Money and credit
;
Nomination
;
Political appointments
;
Presidential nominations
;
Presidents
;
Standard deviation
;
Stock market
;
Stock markets
;
Studies
;
Yield
É parte de:
Journal of money, credit and banking, 2010-03, Vol.42 (2-3), p.347-371
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Our thanks go to seminar participants at the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, Birkbeck College, the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, the Liberal Arts Macro Workshop, the NBER, Oberlin College, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, and the Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung; and to Barbara Craig, Simon Gilchrist, Pavel Kapinos, Peter Pedroni, and two anonymous referees for constructive suggestions. Dimitar Vlahov provided research assistance, and we are also grateful to Marta Abreu, Geoffrey Barrows, Özer Karagedikli, and Tarja Yrjola for their assistance with the data.
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Descrição:
This paper assesses the impact of central bank governor appointments on exchange rates and bond yields using a new data set of announcements spanning 15 countries and 30 years. The results show that exchange rates exhibit a statistically significant response to the announcement of a new governor, especially when the appointee's identity was not anticipated. The reactions are especially pronounced for banks lacking either independence or a nominal anchor. New governors are not generally thought to lack credibility, however, as announcements generally do not cause exchange rate or bond yield movements signaling expectations of higher inflation or looser monetary policy.
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Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc
Idioma:
Inglês
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