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This paper uses a dynamic accounting identity developed by Campbell to decompose movements in bond prices into elements due to changes in real interest rates, expected term premia and expected inflation. This decomposition is applied to UK short and long-maturity nominal bonds and index-linked...
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The paper presents a statistical analysis of sterling libor interest rates in two monetary regimes: free-floating of sterling prior to ERM-entry, and the recent ERM regime. It is found that short-term libor rates follow a random walk with time-varying volatility and with interest rate changes...
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