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Central Bank Intervention and the Intraday Process of Price Formation in the Currency Markets
We study the impact of Central Bank intervention on the microstructure of currency markets. We analyze the two major channels of effectiveness of currency management policies, imperfect substitutability and signaling, in a model of sequential trading in which the stylized monetary authority is a rat
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