VaR-Rule for FX Interventions
Link to the Python notebook: https://github.com/romainlafarguette/VaR-FX-Interventions/blob/master/notebooks/VaR-FX%20Interventions.ipynb
The Python notebook replicates the tables and the charts of the IMF WP on "Foreign Exchange Interventions Rules for Central Banks: A Risk-Based Framework"
IMPORTANT: BECAUSE OF AN UPDATE OF THE ARCH PACKAGE AFTER 4.19, and in particular the random number generator, the way the random seed is managed has changed. Some results are therefore slightly different (e.g. the pdf plot) by a few pips as in the IMF WP, but are qualitatively similar. The journal version will reflect the new version
The paper uses a Python package that I have written, DistGARCH, also available in this Github folder, with the public FX intervention data from the Banco Mexico. DistGARCH is based on the ARCH package of Kevin Sheppard.
You can use the code for non-commercial applications, providing that you cite the IMF Working Paper Lafarguette, R. and Veyrune, R. (2020) "Foreign Exchange Interventions Rules for Central Banks: A Risk-Based Framework", IMF Working Paper
The folder is organized as follows:
- mxn_estimation.py is the pure Python file with the core estimation and robustness analysis
- VaR-FX Interventions.ipynb is a Jupyter notebook, which illustrates the approach
- modules/ contains the modules for this project, in particular distGARCH which infers a conditional distribution from a GARCH model
- data/ contains public data files, with FX rate and FX interventions from Banco Mexico website
- img/ contains some images to illustrate the Jupyter Notebook
Reuse of this tool and IMF data does not imply any endorsement of the research and/or product. Any research presented should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF, its Executive Board, or member governments.
Note that the Github repo contains only publicly available data.
Author: Romain Lafarguette, August 2020
If you have any question, please contact me via Github or rlafarguette "at" imf "dot" org
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