Abstract
This paper uses wavelet analysis to investigate the relationship between the spot exchange rate and interest rate differential for seven pairs of countries, with a small country, Sweden, included in each case. The key empirical results show that there tends to be a negative relationship between the spot exchange rate (domestic-currency price of foreign currency) and nominal interest rate differential (approximately the domestic interest rate minus the foreign interest rate) at the shortest timescales, while a positive relationship is more frequently found at the longest timescales. This indicates that among models of exchange rate determination using the asset approach, the sticky-price models are supported in the short run and flexible-price models in the long run. © 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
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Scott Hacker, R., Karlsson, H. K., & Månsson, K. (2012). The Relationship between Exchange Rates and Interest Rate Differentials: A Wavelet Approach. World Economy, 35(9), 1162–1185. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9701.2012.01466.x
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