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Forecasting with log-linear (S)VAR models: Incorporating annual growth rate conditions Discussion paper 35/2025: Frieder Mokinski, Markus Roth
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Local peer effects and corporate investment Discussion paper 34/2025: Yangming Bao, Martin R. Goetz
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Shaping the financial cycle through monetary policy Discussion paper 33/2025: Martin Kliem, Norbert Metiu
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A simple model of geopolitical risk and sanctions Discussion paper 32/2025: Vivien Lewis, Sirikorn Puangjit
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Do capital requirements and their international differences affect banks‘ profitability? Discussion paper 31/2025: Manuel Buchholz, Axel Loeffler, Patrick Sigel
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Regional loan market structure, bank lending rates and monetary transmission Discussion paper 30/2025: Sebastian Bredl
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Social trading, correlated retail investing and non-fundamental speculation Discussion paper 29/2025: David Russ
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Optimal central bank collateral policy for the net zero transition Discussion paper 28/2025: Matthias Kaldorf
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From weather to wallet: Evidence on seasonal temperature shocks and global food prices Discussion paper 27/2025: Elisabeth Falck, Patrick Schulte
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The European single market and intra-EU trade: An assessment with heterogeneity-robust difference-in-differences methods Discussion paper 26/2025: Arne J. Nagengast, Fernando Rios-Avila, Yoto V. Yotov
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A choice-based approach to the measurement of inflation expectations Discussion paper 25/2025: Olga Goldfayn-Frank, Pascal Kieren, Stefan Trautmann
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A temporary VAT cut as unconventional fiscal policy Discussion paper 24/2025: Rüdiger Bachmann, Benjamin Born, Olga Goldfayn-Frank, Georgi Kocharkov, Ralph Luetticke, Michael Weber
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On the effects of global uncertainty shocks on portfolio flows Discussion paper 23/2025: Joscha Beckmann, Timo Bettendorf
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Uncertainty and rounding in expectation surveys Discussion paper 22/2025: Jonas Dovern, Alexander Glas
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Details matter: Loan pricing and transmission of monetary policy in the euro area Discussion paper 21/2025: Kārlis Vilerts, Sofia Anyfantaki, Konstantīns Beᶇkovskis, Sebastian Bredl, Massimo Giovannini, Florian Matthias Horky, Vanessa Kunzmann, Tibor Lalinský, Athanasios Lampousis, Elizaveta Lukmanova, Filippos Petroulakis, Klāvs Zutis
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Collateral easing and safe asset scarcity: How money markets benefit from low-quality collateral Discussion paper 20/2025: Stefan Greppmair, Karol Paludkiewicz, Sascha Steffen
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Do G-SIBs engage in window-dressing behavior? An empirical analysis Discussion paper 19/2025: Kamil Pliszka, Carina Schlam
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Beyond the short run: Monetary policy and innovation investment Discussion paper 18/2025: Michaela Elfsbacka-Schmöller, Olga Goldfayn-Frank, Tobias Schmidt
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Do bank insiders impede equity issuances? Discussion paper 17/2025: Martin Goetz, Luc Laeven, Ross Levine
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Emotion in euro area monetary policy communication and bond yields: The Draghi era Discussion paper 16/2025: Dimitrios Kanelis, Pierre L. Siklos
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Do what you know and leave the rest to the experts: Quantifying the gains from efficient trade Discussion paper 15/2025: Mario Larch, Philipp Meinen, Arne J. Nagengast, Yoto V. Yotov
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The impact of climate policies on financial markets: Evidence from the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Discussion paper 14/2025: Mengjie Shi, Yupu Zhang, Christoph Meinerding
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The financial instability – Monetary policy nexus: Evidence from the FOMC minutes Discussion paper 13/2025: Dimitrios Kanelis, Lars H. Kranzmann, Pierre L. Siklos
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A KISS for central bank communication in times of high inflation Discussion paper 12/2025: Mathias Hoffmann, Emanuel Moench, Lora Pavlova, Guido Schultefrankenfeld
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Climate stress test for the German banking sector: Impact of the green transition on corporate loan portfolios Discussion paper 11/2025: Christian Gross, Laura-Chloé Kuntz, Simon Niederauer, Lena Strobel, Joachim Zwanzger
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Disentangling supply-side and demand-side effects of uncertainty shocks on U.S. financial markets: Identification using prices of gold and oil Discussion paper 10/2025: Timo Bettendorf
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Consistent commercial real estate market indicators: Methodology and an application to the German office market Discussion paper 09/2025: Thomas A. Knetsch, Martin Micheli, Phil Kafke, Mario Schimmelpfennig
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Revisions in concurrent seasonal adjustments of daily and weekly economic time series Discussion paper 08/2025: Karsten Webel
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Modeling the term structure Discussion paper 07/2025: Christoph Memmel, Lotta Heckmann-Draisbach
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Monetary policy, central bank information, and bank lending: Evidence from German banks Discussion paper 06/2025: Sophia List, Norbert Metiu
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Bank lending and firm internal capital markets following a deglobalization shock Discussion paper 05/2025: Björn Imbierowicz, Arne Nagengast, Esteban Prieto, Ursula Vogel
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Pro-cyclical emissions, real externalities, and optimal monetary policy Discussion paper 04/2025: Francesco Giovanardi, Matthias Kaldorf
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Trade dynamics under geopolitical risk Discussion paper 03/2025: Makram Khalil, David Osten, Felix Strobel
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Cap and Trade versus tradable performance standard: A comparison for Europe and China Discussion paper 02/2025: Peter Burgold, Anne Ernst, Natascha Hinterlang, Marius Jäger, Nikolai Stähler
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Stuck in a marriage: Labor market shocks, divorce and intra-household reallocation Discussion paper 01/2025: Wataru Kureishi, Hannah Paule-Paludkiewicz, Hitoshi Tsujiyama, Midori Wakabayashi
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Banks’ foreign homes Discussion paper 46/2024: Kirsten Schmidt, Lena Tonzer
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Macroeconomic and financial effects of natural disasters Discussion paper 45/2024: Sandra Eickmeier, Josefine Quast, Yves Schüler
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The optimal inflation target: Bridging the gap between theory and policy Discussion paper 44/2024: Klaus Adam, Henning Weber
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The ECB’s climate activities and public trust Discussion paper 43/2024: Sandra Eickmeier, Luba Petersen
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What moves households’ expectations during a crisis? Evidence from a randomized information experiment Discussion paper 42/2024: Norbert Metiu, Valentin Stockerl
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Who pays the greenium and why? A decomposition Discussion paper 41/2024: Daniel Fricke, Christoph Meinerding
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Relative monetary policy and exchange rates Discussion paper 40/2024: Sören Karau
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Benchmarking short term forecasts of regional banknote lodgements and withdrawals Discussion paper 39/2024: Benedikt Sonnleitner, Jelena Stapf, Kai Wulff
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Constructing fan charts from the ragged edge of SPF forecasts Discussion paper 38/2024: Todd E. Clark, Gergely Ganics, Elmar Mertens
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Geopolitical risk perceptions Discussion paper 37/2024: Yevheniia Bondarenko, Vivien Lewis, Matthias Rottner, Yves Schüler
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Financial fragility in open-ended mutual funds: the role of liquidity management tools Discussion paper 36/2024: Peter Dunne, Lorenz Emter, Falko Fecht, Raffaele Giuliana, Oana Peia
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Risky sovereign bond holdings by commercial banks in the euro area: Do safe assets availability and differences in bank funding costs play a role? Discussion paper 35/2024: Axel Jochem, Ernest Lecomte
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Doom loop, trilemma, and moral hazard: Which narrative of the banking union did stock market investors buy? Discussion paper 34/2024: Tobias Körner, Michael Papageorgiou
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What is the value of retail order flow? Discussion paper 33/2024: Peter Hoffmann, Stephan Jank
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Dynamics of probabilities of default Discussion paper 32/2024: Peter Bednarek, Günter Franke
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