New CEPR Discussion Paper - 19754 Green Stocks and Monetary Policy Shocks: Evidence from #Europe Michael Bauer Michael Bauer Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Eric Offner Eric Offner European Central Bank Universität Hamburg, Glenn Rudebusch Glenn Rudebusch NYU Stern V-Lab NYU Stern The Brookings Institution ow.ly/SPNT50UoVft #CEPR_AP, #CEPR_CCE

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19788 Corporate Green Pledges Michael Bauer Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Daniel Huber Universität Hamburg, Eric Offner European Central Bank Universität Hamburg, Marlene Renkel Universität Hamburg, Ole Wilms Universität Hamburg TilburgEconomics ow.ly/bq9150UuaI1 #CEPR_AP #CEPR_BCF #CEPR_CCE #EconTwitter

At the AEA meetings in San Francisco? Check out this nice session on Friday morning: "Identifying Monetary Policy" With presentations from Amy Handlan Michael Bauer Niklas Kroner myself and Philippe Andrade Thank you Philippe for organizing! #ASSA2025

Thank you to MIT Sloan School of Management's Catherine Wolfram for a fantastic presentation on CBAM in the Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics. The slides and recording are here: frbsf.org/news-and-media… Also worth checking out this Resources for the Future policy brief: rff.org/publications/r…

Submission deadline for our fixed income conference is this Friday, January 31. Our keynote speaker will be Annette Vissing-Jorgensen. If you have a new paper in this area, please consider submitting it!

Some questions triggered by the release of DeepSeek R1 on January 20. These are formulated as questions, because I do not know the answers and it may well be that most of these answers are only things we can find out over time. First, perhaps the most important question is this:

Our new Economic Letter provides new evidence of monetary policy perceptions by the public, using both surveys and financial market data. Huge thanks to my coauthors Carolin Pflueger and Adi Sunderam.

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Center for Monetary Research is cosponsoring a session at the 2025 Central Bank Research Association meeting. Do you have a recent working paper on international macro-finance/monetary issues? Then please submit by March 20! We look forward to your submissions! #CEBRA25 #CFP

Cool new research by one of my favorite high-frequency identifiers!

Congrats Christoph and Johannes! Strong German/European representation among incoming AER board members. 👍

Our Center for Monetary Research is hosting the 2nd Annual Macro-Finance Conference at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco this fall. If you have a recent paper on the linkages between financial markets, monetary policy, and the macroeconomy, please submit by May 31! frbsf.org/news-and-media…

The keynote will be given by Philipp Schnabl !

📢Call for Nominations📢 The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and its Center for Monetary Research are launching the new annual Janet Yellen Award. This award will be conferred upon an exceptional scholar at our macro-finance conference this fall. The award recognizes an early-career researcher who has

Excellent papers at the Second Thomas Laubach Conference of the Federal Reserve. Follow Ben Bernanke's presentation on Central Bank Communication live now, or watch the recording later. Great stuff! federalreserve.gov/conferences/se…

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🚨Friendly reminder that Saturday, May 31 is the deadline to submit (a) papers to our fall macro-finance conference and (b) nominations for the new Janet Yellen Award for Monetary Research. Details are here: frbsf.org/news-and-media… Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Thomas M Mertens Pascal Paul

Interested in top-notch research in monetary economics? Join us for this new online seminar series, co-hosted CEPR's Monetary Economics and Fluctuations program and our Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Center for Monetary Research! Ivan Werning will kick things off on September 4.