International Monetary Policy Spillover in Colombia: An SVAR Analysis

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United States monetary policy plays an oversized role in determining worldwide financial conditions. Recent research has demonstrated that emerging markets economies are vulnerable to pressure from the policy stance of the Federal Reserve. Furthermore, monetary authorities in these countries have been shown to systematically respond to the Federal Funds rate, indicating that international monetary policy spillovers have eroded these nations’ monetary policy independence. This paper examines the transmission dynamics underlying these spillovers by estimating various structural vector autoregressions (SVARs) in an emerging market economy, Colombia. The analysis finds that U.S. monetary policy shocks are a significant determinant of Colombia’s central bank policy rate. In addition, it is shown that the transmission process of these spillovers changed after the global financial crisis of 2008.

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Date created May 2017

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Author Sánchez-Ordóñez, Daniel Ernesto
Primary advisor Taylor, John B.
Degree granting institution Stanford University, Department of Economics

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Subject International monetary policy spillover
Subject Monetary policy independence
Subject Colombian central bank
Subject Structural vector autoregression
Subject Stanford Department of Economics
Genre Thesis

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Sánchez-Ordóñez, Daniel Ernesto. (2017). International Monetary Policy Spillover in Colombia: An SVAR Analysis. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: https://purl.stanford.edu/zz441xh3430

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