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Exchange Rate Forecasting: Evidence from the Emerging Central and Eastern European Economies
There is a vast literature on exchange rate forecasting focusing on developed economies. Since the early 1990s, many developing economies have liberalized their financial accounts, and become an integral part of the international financial system. A series of financial crises experienced by these em
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