Abstract
The Swedish exchange rate band is studied using daily data on exchange rates and interest rate differentials for the 1980s. Applying a number of different statistical and econometric techniques it is found that the first generation of target zone models cannot provide an adequate explanation of Swedish data. The main reasons are probably intra-marginal interventions by the Swedish central bank and time varying devaluation expectations.
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