This paper analyzes the response of the stock market returns to monetary policy decisions by the Central Bank of Chile. It adopts the event-study methodology in order to gauge the influence of anticipated and unanticipated changes in the Chilean monetary policy interest rate (TPM), decided in every meeting of Monetary Policy Comitee, on the return of stocks traded at Santiago Stock Exchange in the monthly period 2001-2012. Unlike most the literature on this subject, mainly associated with US Federal Reserve monetary policy, no evidence is found on the impact of monetary surprises on stock returns, when surprise is measured using the Economic Expectations Survey
This paper considers empirical evidence for a small open economy, characterizing and identifying the...
Using daily data on intervention activities by the Central Bank of Chile between 1998 and 2003, this...
Este trabajo entrega elementos para el entendimiento del funcionamiento del mercado cambiario chilen...
This paper analyzes the response of the stock market returns to monetary policy decisions by the Cen...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
In this article we examined and tested the effects of monetary policy driven by Central Bank of Chil...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
As monetary policy decisions under inflation targeting are based on the projections of the target va...
As monetary policy decisions under inflation targeting are based on the projections of the target va...
For policy makers and business cycles analysts is important to count on variables that anticipate po...
Central banks must make policy decisions in the face of uncertainty based on imperfect and evolving ...
This paper proposes a closed-economy new keynesian model to evaluate the role of high growth rate of...
This paper proposes a closed-economy new keynesian model to evaluate the role of high growth rate of...
This paper considers empirical evidence for a small open economy, characterizing and identifying the...
Using daily data on intervention activities by the Central Bank of Chile between 1998 and 2003, this...
Este trabajo entrega elementos para el entendimiento del funcionamiento del mercado cambiario chilen...
This paper analyzes the response of the stock market returns to monetary policy decisions by the Cen...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
In this article we examined and tested the effects of monetary policy driven by Central Bank of Chil...
This paper analyzes the stock-market response to monetary policy decisions made by the Central Bank ...
As monetary policy decisions under inflation targeting are based on the projections of the target va...
As monetary policy decisions under inflation targeting are based on the projections of the target va...
For policy makers and business cycles analysts is important to count on variables that anticipate po...
Central banks must make policy decisions in the face of uncertainty based on imperfect and evolving ...
This paper proposes a closed-economy new keynesian model to evaluate the role of high growth rate of...
This paper proposes a closed-economy new keynesian model to evaluate the role of high growth rate of...
This paper considers empirical evidence for a small open economy, characterizing and identifying the...
Using daily data on intervention activities by the Central Bank of Chile between 1998 and 2003, this...
Este trabajo entrega elementos para el entendimiento del funcionamiento del mercado cambiario chilen...