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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 September 2022

Alain Naef
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University of California, Berkeley

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Print publication year: 2022
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  1. 1.1Sterling exchange rates for ten bilateral countries vs eighteen transferable sterling rates

  2. 1.2EEA gold and dollar holdings, April–December 1947

  3. 1.3Offshore, Manchester Guardian and official daily dollar/sterling exchange rates

  4. 1.4Sterling EMP index, 1947–49

  5. 2.1EEA dollar and overall reserves

  6. 2.2Variation of the overall sterling area balance of payments

  7. 2.3UK exports with the dollar area

  8. 2.4UK imports from the dollar area

  9. 2.5Average parallel (black or free) market premium

  10. 2.6US Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER), 1870–2010

  11. 3.1Exchange Equalisation Account gold and dollar reserves

  12. 3.2Spot exchange rate after the September 1949 devaluation until the end of 1953

  13. 3.3Bid-ask spread, thirty-day moving average data for 1951–53

  14. 3.4Discount on the sterling/dollar banknote cross-rate

  15. 4.1Overall net monthly dollar intervention, 1952–58

  16. 4.2Total dollar sales by type, 1952–72

  17. 4.3Forward market intervention

  18. 4.4Schematic structure of the EEA

  19. 4.5EEA gold, US dollar, Canadian dollar and French franc reserves

  20. 5.1Gold costs and profits

  21. 5.2Schematic representation of the London gold market

  22. 5.3World gold production estimates by the BIS

  23. 5.4Market and customer gold transactions by the Bank of England, 1954–59

  24. 6.1Parallel sterling/dollar exchange rates

  25. 7.1Daily London gold price (11 am fixing) and gold price arbitrage limit

  26. 7.2Bank of England net monthly operations on the London gold market

  27. 7.3London gold price around two key dates

  28. 9.1Spot exchange rate, 1960–66

  29. 9.2UK current account balance of payments

  30. 9.3Sterling spot and one- and three-month forward rate, 1964

  31. 9.4EEA gold and dollar reserves

  32. 9.5Average monthly gold prices and net monthly intervention

  33. 9.6The Exchange Market Pressure index for gold

  34. 9.7Sterling spot exchange rate, May 1961–November 1964

  35. 9.8Cumulative Gold Pool interventions 1961–66

  36. 9.9Gold fixing price at 11 am and London dollar/sterling three-month forward rate

  37. 10.1Cumulative Gold Pool intervention 1961–68

  38. 10.2US gold window customer operations

  39. 10.3Cumulative gold purchases at the Fed gold window

  40. 10.4Daily Bank of England intervention in the gold market

  41. 10.5Gold prices in London, Paris and Zurich, indexed before the devaluation

  42. 11.1Dollar–sterling three-month forward ten-day volatility

  43. 11.2Sterling–dollar bid–ask spread index, 1966–69

  44. 11.3Sterling three-month forward rate

  45. 11.4Bank of England published vs net reserves

  46. 11.5Published EEA convertible currency reserves vs actual reserves

  47. 12.1Bid–ask spread index for eighteen countries

  48. 12.2Three-month sterling–dollar forward exchange rate

  49. 12.3Three-month sterling–dollar forward exchange rate volatility

  50. 12.4EEA dollar and gold reserves

  51. 13.1Number of interventions by amount, 1975–76

  52. 13.2Prime lending rate differential of main UK and US banks

  53. 13.3Intervention and exchange rate

  54. 13.4Percentage of days in a month with Bank of England sales and purchases

  55. 13.5Bank of England cumulative reserve accumulation, 1975–76

  56. 14.1The Exchange Market Pressure indices for twelve ERM countries

  57. 14.2The British EMP index

  58. 14.3The EMP index around Black Wednesday for selected European countries

  59. 14.4Interventions in sterling by other ERM countries

  60. 14.5Actual vs counterfactual EMP index

  61. 14.6Banque de France intervention and franc/DM exchange rate

  62. 14.7Cumulative French and British interventions (in USD)

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