Research on the Information Spillover Effect of Fintech Policy on China's Money Market
Abstract
In recent years, China's money market has been increasingly opened to the outside world and accelerated speed, which makes it more vulnerable to external financial shocks and external risk contagion. This paper chooses a micro perspective to study the information spillover effect of monetary policy on China's monetary market from the perspective of theoretical modeling, which is of great significance for the central bank to prevent and defuse financial risks, maintain the independence of domestic monetary policy, and for investors to effectively allocate resources and improve the return rate.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v8i3.9003
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