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Latest BU post outlines a model to identify the transmission of QE and QT policies… bankunderground.co.uk/2024/0…
Today’s BU post examines short term interest rate futures and their recent developments…bankunderground.co.uk/2024/0…
ICYMI: "The presence of direct demand-side effects from energy shocks under household heterogeneity adds an important dimension to the policy landscape." bankunderground.co.uk/2024/0…
2/ See the underlying forthcoming JME paper by Jenny Chan (BoE), Sebastian Diz (Central Bank of Paraguay) + Derrick Kanngiesser (BoE) here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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🧵SWP 1089 by Gabor Pinter (BIS), Emil Siriwardane (Harvard) + Danny Walker (BoE) examines what caused the liability-driven investment (LDI) fund crisis in September 2022… bankofengland.co.uk/working-…
4/ Finds that operational frictions between LDIs + their well-capitalised pension owners hindered collateral transfers, leading to a fire sale. Pooled LDIs, with the greatest frictions, deleveraged more than non-pooled funds even when controlling for their higher leverage.
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🧵 Latest BU post outlines a model to capture the direct adverse effects of energy price shocks on aggregate demand. Shows how the transmission of energy price shocks differs from other supply shocks. bankunderground.co.uk/2024/0…
2/ Underlying paper by Jenny Chan (BoE), Sebastian Diz (Central Bank of Paraguay) + Derrick Kanngiesser (BoE) is forthcomming in the Journal of Monetary Economics sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
🧵SWP 1087 by Andrea Alati (BoE), Johannes Fischer (Bundesbank), Maren Froemel (BoE) + Ozgen Ozturk (Oxford Uni) examines how firms adjust their investment in response to sales shocks… bankofengland.co.uk/working-…
3/ A 1pp higher than expected growth rate of sales causes a 0.31pp increase in capital expenditure for UK firms. Firms also increase prices after positive sales surprises, consistent with a demand-driven interpretation of these surprises.
ICYMI: "We estimate that LDI selling accounted for half of the decline in gilt prices during this period, with fiscal policy likely accounting for the other half." bankunderground.co.uk/2024/0…
🧵SWP by 1086 Gabriel Ahlfeldt (LSE), Nikodem Szumil (UCL) + Jagdish Tripathy (BoE) quantifies the impact of house-price growth on mortgage demand in the UK via the “housing-consumption channel”… bankofengland.co.uk/working-…
5/ Finds robust evidence for the housing-consumption channel: documents an elasticity of mortgage demand to house prices of 0.82, with the specific elasticity attributable to housing-consumption channel of 0.38.




