Emerging Market Volatility: Lessons from The Taper Tantrum

Sahay, Ratna; Arora, Vivek B.; Arvanitis, Athanasios; Faruqee, Hamid; N’Diaye, Papa; Griffoli, Tommaso Mancini

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“…These include, most importantly, exchange rate flexibility, targeted monetary and prudential measures to ensure market functioning, and policies aimed at restoring confidence ( Figure 23). As discussed earlier, many of these measures appeared to help countries effectively respond to the taper tantrum (Sahay et al 2014, World Bank 2014a.…”

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“…Over time, greater country differentiation emerged as capital flows returned to some countries but not to others (Sahay et al, 2014;Lavigne, Sarker, and Vasishtha 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In a number of countries, the impact of the taper tantrum was mitigated by proactive policy responses (Sahay et al 2014). Some countries-particularly those most affected by the taper tantrum, such as Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Africa, and Turkey-hiked policy interest rates.…”

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“…If risks materialize, coordination could help EFE countries mitigate them and avoid spillbacks to advanced countries (Sahay et al 2014). Policy coordination could range from heightened efforts by advanced-country central banks to engage in clear and effective communication to the internalization by central banks of the spillover effects of their policies, although the latter may be difficult to operationalize.…”

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“…Over time, greater country differentiation emerged as capital flows returned to some countries but not to others (Sahay et al, 2014;Lavigne, Sarker, and Vasishtha 2014).…”

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“…LITERATURE REVIEW Using event analysis, Sahay et al (2014) found that movements in asset prices and capital flows were strongly associated with announcements by the Federal Reserve. Their study indicates that initial announcements affected all economies indiscriminately, but over time the impact varied across economies depending on macroeconomic fundamentals.…”

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Taper Tantrum and Emerging Equity Market Slumps

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2015

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade

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Exchange Rate Trends and Management in India

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Emerging Market Volatility: Lessons from The Taper Tantrum

Cited by 89 publications

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