How do financial markets price new information?

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Research published by the European Central Bank analyses price setting at the intersection of private and public information by seeing how far the reaction of financial markets depends on the relative importance of private information.

The paper examines the reaction of UK short-term interest rates to the Bank of England's Inflation Report, which because of its is published quarterly, can become stale.

The authors develop a stylised model which predicts that the more time has elapsed since the

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