Uncertainty shocks steepen credit surfaces and restrict leverage
A Federal Reserve working paper by John Geanakoplos and David Rappoport shows that uncertainty shocks steepen credit surfaces across leverage ratios.
A Bank for International Settlements study shows that global energy supply shocks produce more than double the impact on core inflation when household inflation expectations exceed central bank targets.
A new ECB working paper shows that extracting text-based labour demand indicators from corporate earnings calls significantly improves short-term forecasts of euro area job vacancy rates.
A European Central Bank working paper introduces MuSE, a simulation engine designed to generate thousands of macro-financial stress scenarios.
A study of the 100 largest euro area commercial real estate groups reveals distinct risk patterns between bank loans and bond markets.
A Federal Reserve working paper by John Geanakoplos and David Rappoport shows that uncertainty shocks steepen credit surfaces across leverage ratios.
A review of economic literature by Federal Reserve researchers shows that below-market mortgage rates reduced US household mobility by up to 17 percent post-2021.
Venture capital funds located in the United States hold approximately 930 billion euros, about six times the 150 billion euros managed by EU funds.
An ECB working paper by Bick, Dias da Silva, and Weißler reveals that 13 percent of European workers and 19 percent of U.S. workers actively search while employed.
Severe model defects, rather than the total number of flaws, drive supervisory capital add-ons imposed on euro area banks using internal ratings-based models.
The Bank of Japan's tapering of Japanese government bond purchases has pushed up long-term interest rates by approximately 25 basis points since summer 2024.
An ECB study shows energy price surges act as an open-economy income tax that hits poorest households hardest.