A case in point is the publication of minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England. According to the Bank of England Act, 1998, the BoE is supposed to "publish minutes of the MPC meeting before the end of the period of 6 weeks beginning with the day of the meeting."
Despite fears of persistent currency appreciation expressed by policy-makers in emerging markets due to QE in advanced countries, the fact is that on average, appreciation for these currencies has proved short lived. Indeed, emerging-nation currency trends have generally been towards weakening. See graph 5. Many emerging economies responded to advanced-country monetary expansion mainly in two ways. One was to loosen their own monetary stances.