Abstract
This paper employs a conventional small open economy portfolio balance macromodel to unveil new implications of currency substitution. Increased substitutability between foreign and domestic currency is found to affect the response of the exchange rate of both asset market and commodity market shocks. In particular, the extent of exchange rate overshooting and undershooting depends on the degree of currency substitution.
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