Author:Ghosh, A.R.
Title:Central bank secrecy in the foreign exchange market
Journal:European Economic Review
2002 : FEB,VOL. 46:2, p. 253-272
Index terms:CENTRAL BANKS
ECONOMIC SHOCKS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Freeterms:SECRETS
Language:eng
Abstract:This paper argues that with sticky goods prices and a forward-looking exchange rate, the central bank will only want a partial dissemination of its information about shocks to the economy. It is shown that, in such model, the central bank may prefer to intervene secretly in the foreign exchange markets when responding in anticipation of future shocks, but openly when reacting to current shocks.
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