International Journal of Forecasting
1985 - 2026
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Volume 42, issue 3, 2026
- The hybrid renewable energy forecasting and trading competition 2024 pp. 709-723

- Jethro Browell, Dennis van der Meer, Henrik Kälvegren, Sebastian Haglund, Edoardo Simioni, Ricardo J. Bessa and Yi Wang
- The HEFTCom2024 winning model: A stacked CatBoost approach for probabilistic wind and solar power forecasting pp. 724-735

- Jon Olauson, Olle Viotti and Jakob Huss
- A hybrid strategy for probabilistic forecasting and trading of aggregated wind-solar power: Design and analysis in HEFTCom2024 pp. 736-751

- Chuanqing Pu, Feilong Fan, Nengling Tai, Songyuan Liu and Jinming Yu
- Beyond news headlines and TF-IDF: Enhancing text-based forecasting models with validated collocations and improved attention pp. 752-773

- Gabriel Appau Abeyie
- New tests of equal forecast accuracy for factor-augmented regressions with weaker loadings pp. 776-795

- Luca Margaritella and Ovidijus Stauskas
- Corrected Support Vector Regression for intraday point forecasting of prices in the continuous power market pp. 796-815

- Andrzej Puć and Joanna Janczura
- Modeling and forecasting intraday spot volatility pp. 816-832

- Adam Clements and Daniel P.A. Preve
- Jump persistence and temporal aggregation of tail risk pp. 833-852

- Chunyang Zhou, Chongfeng Wu and Xiangwei Wan
- Bayesian forecasting of zero-inflated time-series of counts pp. 853-871

- Tevfik Aktekin, Refik Soyer and Di Zhang
- Quantile-based modeling of scale dynamics in financial returns for Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfall forecasting pp. 872-888

- Xiaochun Liu and Richard Luger
- International factors and inflation risks pp. 889-908

- Ignacio Garrón, Vladimir Rodríguez-Caballero and Esther Ruiz
- Assessing the accuracy of probabilistic population forecasts pp. 909-923

- Juha Alho and Nico Keilman
- Beyond forecast leaderboards: Measuring individual model importance based on contribution to ensemble accuracy pp. 924-936

- Minsu Kim, Evan L. Ray and Nicholas G. Reich
- Assessing cross-currency predictability in forex markets: Insights from limit order book data pp. 937-953

- Yana Petrova, Anders Vilhelmsson and Lars L. Nordén
- Candidate vote prediction in open-list systems: Forecasting the results of the 2023 Finnish parliamentary election pp. 954-970

- Tapio Vepsäläinen
- Integrating nowcasts into an ensemble of data-driven forecasting models for SARI hospitalizations in Germany pp. 971-988

- Daniel Wolffram, Johannes Bracher and Melanie Schienle
- Forecasting systemic risk measures using a dynamic semiparametric approach based on the Asymmetric Laplace distribution pp. 989-1007

- Yaming Yang
- Confidence-scaled margin adaptation boosting for interpretable financial distress prediction pp. 1008-1032

- Wanan Liu, Xingyu Lan, Meng Xia, Yao Zou, Congyuan Pang and Guangxiao Song
- A Bayesian Dirichlet autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity model for forecasting currency shares pp. 1033-1046

- Harrison Katz and Robert E. Weiss
- Improving disaggregated short-term food inflation forecasts with webscraped data pp. 1047-1068

- Christian Beer, Robert Ferstl and Bernhard Graf
- Realized volatility forecasting for new issues and spin-offs using multi-source transfer learning pp. 1069-1103

- Andreas Teller, Uta Pigorsch and Christian Pigorsch
- Restoring the forecasting power of Google Trends with statistical preprocessing pp. 1104-1122

- Candice Djorno, Mauricio Santillana and Shihao Yang
Volume 42, issue 2, 2026
- Can we protect time series data while maintaining accurate forecasts? pp. 297-314

- Cameron D. Bale, Matthew J. Schneider and Jinwook Lee
- Practice makes perfect: Learning effects with household point and density forecasts of inflation pp. 315-329

- James Mitchell, Taylor Shiroff and Hana Braitsch
- HARd to beat: The overlooked impact of rolling windows in the era of machine learning pp. 330-343

- Jonathan Chassot and Francesco Audrino
- Using dynamic loss weighting to boost improvements in forecast stability pp. 344-358

- Daan Caljon, Jeff Vercauteren, Simon De Vos, Wouter Verbeke and Jente Van Belle
- Impact of climate change on mortality: An extrapolation of temperature effects based on time series data in France pp. 359-413

- Quentin Guibert, Gaëlle Pincemin and Frédéric Planchet
- Forecasting economic time series in the presence of weak factors: Multiple supervised learning-based approach pp. 414-433

- Ulrich Hounyo and Zhendong Li
- Portfolio return prediction and risk price heterogeneity pp. 434-456

- Nick Taylor
- Ups and (draw) downs pp. 457-473

- Tommaso Proietti
- The Bayesian context trees state space model for time series modelling and forecasting pp. 474-491

- Ioannis Papageorgiou and Ioannis Kontoyiannis
- Bayesian estimation of a multivariate TAR model when the noise process distribution belongs to the class of Gaussian variance mixtures pp. 492-511

- L.H. Vanegas, S.A. Calderón V and L.M. Rondón
- Overreaction through anchoring pp. 512-526

- Constantin Bürgi and Julio L. Ortiz
- Macroeconomic forecasting using factor models with martingale difference errors pp. 527-547

- L.M. Rolla and A. Giovannelli
- Getting back on track: Forecasting after extreme observations pp. 548-569

- Pål Boug, Håvard Hungnes and Takamitsu Kurita
- Volatility forecasting for low-volatility investing pp. 570-586

- Christian Conrad, Onno Kleen and Rasmus Lönn
- Whispers in the oil market: Exploring sentiment and uncertainty insights pp. 587-601

- Luigi Gifuni
- Forecasting electoral violence pp. 602-615

- David Randahl, Maxine Leis, Tim Gåsste, Hanne Fjelde, Håvard Hegre, Staffan I. Lindberg and Steven Wilson
- Leveraging image-based generative adversarial networks for time series generation pp. 616-639

- Justin Hellermann and Stefan Lessmann
- Asymmetric models for realized covariances pp. 640-656

- Luc Bauwens, Emilija Dzuverovic and Christian Hafner
- Nowcasting economic activity in European regions using a mixed-frequency dynamic factor model pp. 657-672

- Luca Barbaglia, Lorenzo Frattarolo, Niko Hauzenberger, Dominik Hirschbühl, Florian Huber, Luca Onorante, Michael Pfarrhofer and Luca Tiozzo Pezzoli
- Combining predictive distributions for time-to-event outcomes in meteorology pp. 673-690

- Céline Cunen, Thea Roksvåg, Claudio Heinrich-Mertsching and Alex Lenkoski
- Stochastic modelling of football matches using dynamic regressors pp. 691-707

- Luiz Fernando G.N. Maia, Teemu Pennanen, Moacyr A.H.B. da Silva and Rodrigo S. Targino
Volume 42, issue 1, 2026
- Editorial and introduction to the special section on the Bernanke’s review of the Bank of England’s forecasting activities pp. 1-2

- Pierre Pinson
- Reactions to the Bernanke Review from Bank of England watchers pp. 3-12

- David Aikman and Richard Barwell
- Could the Bank of England have avoided mis-forecasting UK inflation during 2021–24? pp. 13-21

- Jennifer Castle, Jurgen A. Doornik and David Hendry
- Forecasting for monetary policy pp. 22-33

- Laura Coroneo
- Forecasting and policy when “we simply do not know” pp. 34-39

- Alan Kirman, Angus Armstrong and William Hynes
- Beyond the numbers: The role of people and processes in central bank forecasting pp. 40-43

- Nikolaos Kourentzes and Robert Fildes
- Optimal text-based time-series indices pp. 44-60

- David Ardia and Keven Bluteau
- When to be discrete: The importance of time formulation in the modeling of extreme events in finance pp. 61-84

- Katarzyna Bień-Barkowska and Rodrigo Herrera
- Deep switching state space model for nonlinear time series forecasting with regime switching pp. 85-98

- Xiuqin Xu, Hanqiu Peng and Ying Chen
- Is it possible to predict electoral abstention on the individual level? A preregistered test on forecasting the effects of abolishing compulsory voting in Belgium pp. 99-111

- Dieter Stiers and Marc Hooghe
- Kairosis: A method for dynamical probability forecast aggregation informed by Bayesian change-point detection pp. 112-125

- Zane Hassoun, Niall MacKay and Ben Powell
- Combining forecasts under structural breaks using Graphical LASSO pp. 126-137

- Tae-Hwy Lee and Ekaterina Seregina
- Anticipating humanitarian emergencies with a high risk of conflict-induced displacement pp. 138-157

- Nicolas Rost and Michele Ronco
- A functional mixture prediction model for dynamically forecasting cumulative intraday returns of crude oil futures pp. 158-180

- Deqing Wang, Zhihao Lu, Zhenhua Liu, Shoucong Xue, Mengxia Guo and Yiwen Hou
- Forecasting UK consumer price inflation with RaGNAR: Random generalised network autoregressive processes pp. 181-202

- Guy P. Nason and Henry Antonio Palasciano
- Citizen forecasting in a mixed electoral system pp. 203-215

- Arndt Leininger, Andreas E. Murr, Lukas Stötzer and Mark A. Kayser
- Hierarchical neural additive models for interpretable demand forecasts pp. 216-234

- Leif Feddersen and Catherine Cleophas
- All forecasters are not the same: Systematic patterns in predictive performance pp. 235-258

- Robert Rich and Joseph Tracy
- VAR Model with Sparse Group LASSO for Multi-population Mortality Forecasting pp. 259-280

- Tim J. Boonen and Yuhuai Chen
- Carpe diem: Can daily oil prices improve model-based forecasts of the real price of crude oil? pp. 281-295

- Amor Aniss Benmoussa, Reinhard Ellwanger and Stephen Snudden
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