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The economic value of advanced time series methods for modelling and trading 10-year government bonds
European Journal of Finance
2007 : APR/JUN, VOL. 13:3-4, p. 333-352
 2007 Dunis, C.L.
Morrison, V.
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Measuring the liquidity impact on EMU government bond prices
European Journal of Finance
2006 : FEB, VOL. 12:2, p. 153-169
 2006 Jankowitsch, R.
Mösenbacher, H.
Pichler, S.
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A conditional assessment of the relationships between the major world bond markets
European Financial Management
2005 : SEP, VOL. 11:4, p. 463-482
 2005 Hunter, D.M.
Simon, D.P.
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The Impact of Demand and Liquidity on the Information Content and Predictive Power of the Government Bond Yield Curve: An Illustration from the UK Gilt Market
Journal of Asset Management
2003 : AUG, VOL. 4:2, p. 119-130
 2003 Choudhry, M.
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Government bond market seasonality, diversification, and cointegration: international evidence
Journal of Financial Research
2002 : SUMMER, VOL. 25:2, p. 203-221
 2002 Smith, K.L.
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How does U.S. monetary policy influence sovereign spreads in emerging markets?
IMF Staff papers
2001 : VOL. 48:3, p. 474-498
 2001 Arora, V.
Cerisola, M.
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A note on price noises and their correction process: evidence from two equal-payoff government bonds
Journal of Banking and Finance
2001 : MAR, VOL. 25:3, p. 597-612
 2001 Lauterbach, B.
Wohl, A.
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Non-segmented equilibria under differential taxation: evidence from the Canadian government bond market
European Finance Review
2000 : VOL. 4:3, p. 253-278
 2000 Mackay, A.E.
Prisman, E.Z.
Tian, Y.S.
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Pénzpótlékok. Gazdasági és társadalmi következmények [Eng.: Using devisas. Economic and social impacts]
Marketing & Menedzsment
1998 : VOL. 32:2, p. 42-45
 1998 Klistorin, V.
Cherkassky, V.
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High yields: The spread on German interest rates
Economic Journal
1997 : JUL, VOL. 106:443, p. 956-985
 1997 Favero, C. A.
Giavazzi, F.
Spaventa, L.
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