
Simon Lloyd
@splloyd_econ
Research and Policy Advisor @bankofengland. International and monetary macro. Views are my own.
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I have a new #bankunderground Bank of England Research blogpost out with Dario Bonciani! We study how well a Bayesian VAR forecasts inflation in the face of large terms of trade shocks. Key finding: it turns out the VAR predicts the recent inflation spike surprisingly well if (1/2)

Happy to share my new WP published by the #BaselCommittee at the @BIS, joint with Renzo Corrias and Peter Welz. Our analysis, causally attributing banks’ window-dressing bhvr to attempts to arbitrage the #GSIB fwk, has underpinned the below consultation. bis.org/bcbs/publ/wp42…


Summer has arrived in Cambridge and today participants are enjoying the The Janeway Institute 1st Cambridge Alumni in Macro (CAM) Conference Gonville & Caius College with a keynote speech from Prof Alan M. Taylor (Columbia University and Columbia | SIPA) #EconTwitter


📢New working paper📢 How do sales determine firms’ investment? Andrea Alati Maren Froemel Ozgen Ozturk & I estimate firms’ marginal propensity to invest. The main takeaway: sales matter for investment, in a ‘surprising’ way, as Catherine L Mann puts it. bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/fi… 1/n


Extremely proud of my wonderful coauthor…now Dr Álvaro Fernández-Gallardo





Our working paper on firms' marginal propensity to invest has now also been released as a Bank of England Research SWP! Quick summary: Firms use sales surprises to learn about demand and adjust investment and prices in response. More below! #econtwitter Andrea Alati Maren Froemel Ozgen Ozturk


New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20452 Trading Blows: The Exchange-Rate Response to #Tariffs and Retaliations Daniel Ostry Bank of England, Simon Lloyd Bank of England, Giancarlo Corsetti European University Institute Economics at EUI ow.ly/lTSw50WpKVQ #CEPR_IMF #EconTwitter



🚨New paper+data with Lukasz Rachel🚨 ''Emissions-Adjusted Total Factor Productivity'' 👉Productivity growth>2005 is low in AEs📉 👉But CO2 emissions (trade-adj) are falling too🌳 👉Less climate damage 🟰 higher future consumption How can productivity stats account for that?
