Monetary policy for investment portfolio

Remeikienė, Rita

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Monetary policy for investment portfolio

Type of publication

Straipsnis recenzuojamoje užsienio tarptautinės konferencijos medžiagoje / Article in peer-reviewed foreign international conference proceedings (P1d)

Author(s)

Author(s)
Sadeckas, Alius	Verslo ir ekonomikos institutas / Institute of Busines and Economics
Gasparėnienė, Ligita	Viešojo saugumo akademijos dekanatas / Public Security Academy Dean’s Office
Remeikienė, Rita	Viešojo saugumo akademijos dekanatas / Public Security Academy Dean’s Office

Title

Monetary policy for investment portfolio

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Date Issued

Date Issued
2020

Extent

p. 261-291

Is part of

CITPM 2020: proceedings of the 3rd international conference contemporary issues in theory and practice of management, 23-24 April 2020 Czestochowa, Poland / edited by A. Korombel, O. Ławińska, M. Okręglicka. Czestochowa : Czestochowa University of Technology, 2020. ISBN 9788371937323.

Field of Science

Ekonomika / Economics...

Keywords (en)

gold

monetary policy

money laundering

Abstract (en)

The scientific theme aims to predict the choice of gold investment strategies, taking into account money laundering issues. Scientific literature proposes many different presumptions concerning the most influential gold price determinants at national, regional and international levels, but the results of different studies are rather contradictory. This article is aimed at identification of which determinants have the greatest impact on the price of gold in the global context. The empirical research is based on the multiple regression model, where the presumable determinants of the price of gold include silver price, platinum price, palladium price, federal funds rate, euro area inflation rate, money supply (M3), interest rate (AAR) and euro rate (EUR).