Akram, Gilal Muhammad

Byrne, Joseph Paul

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Gilal Muhammad Akram

Joseph P. Byrne

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Journal of International Financial Markets Institutions and Money

Foreign exchange market pressure and capital controls

This novel empirical study contributes to the literature on the foreign exchange market and financial liberalisation. We examine the determinants of Exchange Market Pressure (EMP) in a panel of forty countries, using a statistical approach to measure market pressure, with particular focus upon the impact of capital controls. We also consider whether EMP is related to a range of other macroeconomic indicators, policy variables and trade openness. We find that capital controls are associated with weaker currencies, especially for advanced countries. Our results are robust to potential endogeneity and different measures of exchange market pressure

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