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Exchange Rate Changes and Net Positions of Speculators in the Futures Market

Klitgaard Hertel, Thomas; Weir, Laura - Federal Reserve Bank <New York, NY> - 2004

[...]In this article, we pursue a transaction-oriented line ofresearch to help track short-term exchange rate movements. Byexamining a publicly available data set well known to currencymarket analysts—net positions held by speculators in thefutures market—we are able to document a strong...

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Remarks on Economic, Supervisory, and Regulatory Issues Facing Foreign Banks Operating in the United States

McDonough, William J. - Federal Reserve Bank <New York, NY>; London School of … - 1995

I am delighted to be here today to address this importantconference on economic, supervisory, and regulatory issuesfacing foreign banks operating in the United States. I alsovery much appreciate the efforts of my colleague GeneLudwig and his staff at the Office of the Comptroller of theCurrency...

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Why Did FDR’s Bank HolidaySucceed?

Silber, William L. - Leonard N. Stern School of Business <New York, NY> / … - 2009

[...]This article demonstrates that the Bank Holiday that beganon March 6, 1933, marked the end of an old regime, and … the Federal Reserve’s commitmentto supply unlimited amounts of currency to reopened banks created de facto 100 percent … significant 15.34 percent onMarch 15, 1933 (taking into account the two-week trading haltduring the Bank Holiday), and by the end …

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