[Vol.27 No.4] Transmission of Chinese Monetary Policy Shocks: Evidence from Korea | Economic Analysis(상세) | Research | News & Publications |  Bank of Korea
Central bank: bok | Document type: research_paper | Date: 2021-12-31

[Vol.27 No.4] Transmission of Chinese Monetary Policy Shocks: Evidence from Korea
Monetary Issues
2021.12.31
연구조정실(02-759-5490)
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As the trade linkages and the financial relationship between China and Korea grow stronger, China’s influence on Korea is also growing larger. Therefore, it is meaningful to examine key features of Chinese monetary policy operations and the current situation, and to analyze the transmission mechanism of China’s monetary policy shocks onto the Korea economy. China’s monetary policy shocks can have an impact on the Korea economy through the trade, financial and oil-price channels. In the trade channel, an expansionary Chinese monetary policy can increase Korea’s exports of intermediate goods to China under the vertical trade structure, via the vertical trade integration effect. Meanwhile, the expenditure switching effect and the income demand effect show no statistical significance. In the financial and oil-price channels, expansionary Chinese monetary policy shocks can decrease the interest rate and increase both stock prices and the consumer price index in Korea through changes in global portfolio capital flows, interest rates, and raw material prices.
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