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International monetary policy shocks and Irish market rates

Don Bredin University College Dublin, Department of Banking & Finance, Graduate School of Business, University College Dublin, Blackrock, Dublin, Ireland
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Caroline Gavin Central Bank of Ireland E-mail: [email protected]@centralbank.ie
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Gerard O'Reilly Central Bank of Ireland E-mail: [email protected]@centralbank.ie
Pages 409-414 | Published online: 20 Jun 2011

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Don Bredin, Caroline Gavin & Gerard O'Reilly. (2005) US monetary policy announcements and Irish stock market volatility. Applied Financial Economics 15:17, pages 1243-1250.
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Anoop Rai, Rama Seth & Nancy A. White. (2019) Central bank target rates and term structure of interest rates: A study of six Asia-Pacific countries. IIMB Management Review 31:3, pages 223-237.
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Xinsheng Lu, Ling Qu & Ying Zhou. (2015) The Impact of Monetary Surprises on Australian Financial Futures Markets: An Insight into Cash Rate Target Announcements. Australian Economic Papers 54:3, pages 151-166.
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Gianluca Laganà. (2008) The Power of the Euro-Sterling Rates in Explaining Asset Market Rates: A High-frequency Analysis. Economic Notes 37:2, pages 127-140.
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