New Evidence on the Puzzles. Results from Agnostic Identification on Monetary Policy and Exchange Rates.



6 Appendix

6.1 Data

variable

description

source

y

index of US industrial production

IMF Washington,
line 66

p

US consumer price index

IMF Washington,
line 64

nbrx

US non-borrowed reserves/total reserves

Fed. Reserve Bank
St. Louis

m

US money supply M1

Fed. Reserve Bank
St. Louis

i

US 3-months treasury bill rate

IMF Washington,
line 60c

r

US 10-year government bond yield

IMF Washington,
line 61

У*

foreign industrial production

IMF Washington
line 66

m*

foreign money supply M1 (UK: M0)

IMF Washington,
line 39, (UK: Bank of England)

p*

foreign consumer price index

IMF Washington,
line 64

i*

foreign 3-months treasury bill rate

IMF Washington,
line 60c

r*

foreign 10-year government bond yield

IMF Washington,
line 61

s

nominal exchange rate in dollar
per foreign currency

Fed. Reserve Bank
St. Louis

q

real exchange rate
per foreign currency

derived

ρ

forward discount premium
(accumulated)

derived

ξ

forward discount premium
(for one period)

derived

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