Have you done work that helps understand the efficacy of #QE? We are trying to write the rule book. Do send us your papers. 🎩 Francis Breedon (School of Economics & Finance at Queen Mary) and Paula Bejarano Carbo National Institute of Economic and Social Research Centre For Macroeconomics Bank of England Research CEPR CamEcon Bank for International Settlements Money Macro and Finance Society

🚨 New Paper 🚨 Read Paul Fisher's latest work on UK #productivity and #investment 📊 The UK urgently needs to invest in the transition to #NetZero and beyond... failure to reverse greenhouse gas emissions risks bringing economic disaster 🌍📈 Download the full report 🔓⬇️

🚨One week to go! 🚨 If you've done work that helps understand the efficacy of #QE or lessons from #QT, send us your abstract/paper. Info below 👇 Money Macro and Finance Society Jagjit S. Chadha Stephen Millard Centre For Macroeconomics National Institute of Economic and Social Research

This conference and book aim to gather academic and policy perspectives on what we have learned from #QE and #QT so far. Please send us your abstract/paper before Friday! CEPR Money Macro and Finance Society Central Bank Research Association Centre For Macroeconomics European Central Bank Research Bank of England Research

What do the latest figures on #inflation tell us? 📈 A short thread ahead of our full #Tracker analysis 🧵⬇️ 1/7

⚡️New Paper⚡️ Our Paula Bejarano Carbo explains how the nature of #inflation has evolved over time in the Euro Area, United Kingdom & United States since the #COVID_19 pandemic's onset 📈 First published in the Euro Fundación ICO Instituto Español de Analistas Read in full⬇️ hubs.la/Q02qnMq60

🚨 OUT NOW 🚨 Our latest Term Premium Tracker suggests that term premia remain stable ahead of expected #InterestRate cuts 📊✂️ Follow this short thread for more 🧵 1/8 Read our full analysis here 🔓⬇️ niesr.ac.uk/publications/t…

Just three weeks to go until our annual Dow Lecture 💡 Network for Greening the Financial System's & Bank of England's James Talbot will discuss the impacts of #ClimateChange on the macroeconomy and monetary policy 📊 Bank of England Research 🗓️ Thursday 25 April ⏰ 16:30-18:00 Sign up to attend 👇 hubs.ly/Q02rDsdZ0

🚨 NEW DISCUSSION PAPER 🚨 Our Issam Samiri عصام سميري writes on 'Endogenous Defaults, Value-at-Risk and the Business Cycle' 🔁 Read the full paper on our website 🔓👇 hubs.la/Q02thk-v0

#BankHolidayReading 📚 In this paper, Senior Economist Ben Caswell explores two common measures of the labour #income share and applies them to the UK 📊 as well as providing novel estimates of the labour income share using a disaggregated approach 💡 hubs.la/Q02w0kYJ0

As an alum, I am absolutely disgusted by University of Oxford's treatment of its students exercising their right to peaceful protest. Oxford is now being called the Columbia of the UK - truly horrific and sad.

Huge from our small but mighty team! :) And speaks to the quality of the NiGEM. Shoutout also to Kemar Whyte, who took the lead on the forecast until October. Great work, all.

Excellent article which provides an informed perspective on the consequences of the 2-child limit. Bottom line - the evidence indicates it is both a harmful and ineffective policy. It's time to lift the cap.

Bond and stock markets reacted little to Labour's recent election win - it was already 'priced in'. The same was not true for Liz Truss' premiership. To find out more about how bond markets react to election results, read Paula Bejarano Carbo recent explainer for the Economics