Figure 4: Key results for a US monetary policy shock, using the bench-
mark identification in the EE specification. Shown are the results for the
response of the real exchange rate q, the posterior distribution for its peak,
the response of the (accumulated) forward premium, the Sharpe ratio of a
Bayesian investor and the variance decomposition of the nominal exchange
rate.
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