This paper examines the issue of the impact of domestic money markets
on Eurocurrecy interest rates by taking into consideration the exchang
e rate changes for the case of four countries, namely, the United Stat
es, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan over the 1975-93 time perio
d. Granger causality tests conclude that as regards cases where the ex
change rate is allowed freely to float there exists mutual influence b
etween domestic interest rates and Eurocurrency yields. By contrast, i
n cases that the exchange rate is relatively fixed, it is the behavior
of international money markets that determines the course of the dome
stic money market. (C) Society for Policy Modeling, 1997