The Inaccuracy of Newspaper Reports of U.S. Foreign Exchange Intervention

William P. Osterberg · Rebecca Wetmore-Humes

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This paper presents a comparison of official data on U.S. foreign exchange intervention with newspaper reports. The authors find that the series are systematically different, which calls into question the ability of intervention to signal monetary policy accurately. Alternatively, this divergence may reflect the fact that not all market participants have equally accurate information about exchange market intervention.

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