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What does new micro price evidence tell us about inflation dynamics and monetary policy transmission?
1 Introduction Inflation depends on whether individual firms decide to change the prices of their goods and services and, if so, by how much. Each month, some prices increase, some decrease and the rest (usually the majority) remain unchanged. These price-setting decisions depend on factors that are specific to the individual firm or to the industry in which it operates, as well as on aggregate shocks and general macroeconomic conditions that affect all firms.
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Fed spillovers are stronger and more encompassing than the ECB’s
Making waves: Fed spillovers are stronger and more encompassing than the ECB’s Michele Ca' Zorzi, Luca Dedola, Georgios Georgiadis, Marek Jarociński, Livio Stracca, Georg Strasser 25 May 2021 There is growing need to understand the international dimension of monetary policy. This column argues that ECB and Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions spill over to other countries asymmetrically.
Quantitative easing policies and exchange rates
Luca Dedola, Georgios Georgiadis, Johannes Gräb, Arnaud Mehl 21 October 2020 Since the onset of the Global Crisis in 2008, central banks around the world have rolled out a broad array of quantitative easing measures, resulting in dramatic expansions of their balance sheets. This column reveals that that these policies have had large and persistent effects on the dollar/euro exchange rate, mainly through shifts in exchange rate risk and short-term interest rates between the two currencies.
Does a big bazooka matter? Quantitative easing policies and exchange rates
20 October 2020 RESEARCH BULLETIN NO. 76 By Luca Dedola, Georgios Georgiadis, Johannes Gräb and Arnaud Mehl[1] What does quantitative easing (QE) really mean for the exchange rate? This article explains how the relevant effects can be estimated using a statistical methodology derived from theory. The results suggest that QE has large and persistent effects on the USD/EUR exchange rate, mainly through shifts in exchange rate risk and short-term interest rates between the two currencies.
Highlights from the 2nd ECB Annual Research Conference
In September 2017, the ECB held its second Annual Research Conference. This column surveys the contributions to the conference, which brought together academics and central bankers working at the cutting edge of economics, covering a wide range of research relevant for the ECB.
Business cycle stabilisation in the Eurozone
Business cycle stabilisation policy in the Eurozone may end up being far from optimal if member states must tighten fiscal policy amid weak economic activity while monetary policy is constrained by the lower bound on nominal interest rates. This column surveys the recent literature formulating practical lessons for the Eurozone’s ability to implement an effective monetary–fiscal policy mix.
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