Journal of Forecasting
1987 - 2025
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Volume 37, issue 8, 2018
- Volatility forecasting of crude oil market: A new hybrid method pp. 781-789

- Yue‐Jun Zhang and Jin‐Liang Zhang
- Value‐at‐risk under market shifts through highly flexible models pp. 790-804

- Ahmed BenSaïda, Sabri Boubaker, Duc Khuong Nguyen and Skander Slim
- Understanding the interplay between covariance forecasting factor models and risk‐based portfolio allocations in currency carry trades pp. 805-831

- Matthew Ames, Guillaume Bagnarosa, Gareth W. Peters and Pavel V. Shevchenko
- Forecasting electricity spot price for Nord Pool market with a hybrid k‐factor GARMA–LLWNN model pp. 832-851

- Souhir Ben Amor, Heni Boubaker and Lotfi Belkacem
- Benchmark dataset for mid‐price forecasting of limit order book data with machine learning methods pp. 852-866

- Adamantios Ntakaris, Martin Magris, Juho Kanniainen, Moncef Gabbouj and Alexandros Iosifidis
Volume 37, issue 7, 2018
- The role of economic uncertainty in forecasting exchange rate returns and realized volatility: Evidence from quantile predictive regressions pp. 705-719

- Christina Christou, Rangan Gupta, Christis Hassapis and Tahir Suleman
- Particle filtering of volatility dynamics for KOSPI200 and its sequential prediction pp. 720-728

- Tae Yeon Kwon
- Modeling and forecasting intraday VaR of an exchange rate portfolio pp. 729-738

- Omar Abbara and Mauricio Zevallos
- Workforce forecasting models: A systematic review pp. 739-753

- Anahita Safarishahrbijari
- A separate reduced‐form volatility forecasting model for nonferrous metal market: Evidence from copper and aluminum pp. 754-766

- Hongwei Zhang, Xuehong Zhu, Yaoqi Guo and Haibo Liu
- Forecasting accident frequency of an urban road network: A comparison of four artificial neural network techniques pp. 767-780

- Hamid Behbahani, Amir Mohamadian Amiri, Reza Imaninasab and Meysam Alizamir
Volume 37, issue 6, 2018
- Predicting crypto‐currencies using sparse non‐Gaussian state space models pp. 627-640

- Christian Hotz‐Behofsits, Florian Huber and Thomas Otto Zörner
- Low and high prices can improve covariance forecasts: The evidence based on currency rates pp. 641-649

- Piotr Fiszeder
- Do IMF fiscal forecasts add value? pp. 650-665

- Zidong An, Joao Jalles, Prakash Loungani and Ricardo Sousa
- Macroeconomic forecasting with mixed data sampling frequencies: Evidence from a small open economy pp. 666-675

- Albert Tsui, Cheng Yang Xu and Zhaoyong Zhang
- Robust model rankings of forecasting performance pp. 676-690

- Prasad Bhattacharya and Dimitrios Thomakos
- Forecasts for leverage heterogeneous autoregressive models with jumps and other covariates pp. 691-704

- Ji‐Eun Choi and Dong Wan Shin
Volume 37, issue 5, 2018
- Exchange rate forecasting and the performance of currency portfolios pp. 519-540

- Jesus Crespo Cuaresma, Ines Fortin and Jaroslava Hlouskova
- Forecasting US GNP growth: The role of uncertainty pp. 541-559

- Mawuli Segnon, Rangan Gupta, Stelios Bekiros and Mark Wohar
- A test of the joint efficiency of macroeconomic forecasts using multivariate random forests pp. 560-572

- Christoph Behrens, Christian Pierdzioch and Marian Risse
- Enhancing momentum investment strategy using leverage pp. 573-588

- Carlos Forner, Yaz Muradoglu and Sheeja Sivaprasad
- Financial density forecasts: A comprehensive comparison of risk‐neutral and historical schemes pp. 589-603

- Ricardo Crisóstomo and Lorena Couso
- Out‐of‐sample equity premium prediction: A scenario analysis approach pp. 604-626

- Xiaoxiao Tang, Feifang Hu and Peiming Wang
Volume 37, issue 4, 2018
- Forecasting realized volatility of oil futures market: A new insight pp. 419-436

- Feng Ma, Yu Wei, Li Liu and Dengshi Huang
- Restructuring performance prediction with a rebalanced and clustered support vector machine pp. 437-456

- Hui Li, Lu†Yao Hong, Yu†Chang Mo, Bang†Zhu Zhu and Pei†Chann Chang
- The influence of transparency on budget forecast deviations in municipal governments pp. 457-474

- Ana†MarÃa RÃos, MarÃa†Dolores Guillamón, Bernardino Benito and Francisco Bastida
- Forecasting the duration of short†term deflation episodes pp. 475-488

- Wojciech Charemza, Svetlana Makarova and Yinkai Wu
- Scenario planning: An investigation of the construct and its measurement pp. 489-505

- Arafet Bouhalleb and Ali Smida
- What does the tail of the distribution of current stock prices tell us about future economic activity? pp. 506-516

- José Vicente and Gustavo Araujo
Volume 37, issue 3, 2018
- Robust forecast aggregation: Fourier L2E regression pp. 259-268

- Daniel Cross, Jaime Ramos, Barbara Mellers, Philip E. Tetlock and David W. Scott
- Time series forecasting using functional partial least square regression with stochastic volatility, GARCH, and exponential smoothing pp. 269-280

- Jong†Min Kim and Hojin Jung
- Methods for backcasting, nowcasting and forecasting using factor†MIDAS: With an application to Korean GDP pp. 281-302

- Hyun Hak Kim and Norman Swanson
- Google Trends and the forecasting performance of exchange rate models pp. 303-315

- Levent Bulut
- Extracting information shocks from the Bank of England inflation density forecasts pp. 316-326

- Carlos DÃaz
- The versatility of spectrum analysis for forecasting financial time series pp. 327-339

- Pierre Rostan and Alexandra Rostan
- Strategic asset allocation by mixing shrinkage, vine copula and market equilibrium pp. 340-351

- Fan Zhang and Zhichao Zhang
- New evidence on the robust identification of news shocks: Role of revisions in utilization†adjusted TFP series and term structure data pp. 352-370

- Zhang Chen, Zulfiqar Ali Wagan and Hakimzadi Seelro
- Modeling European industrial production with multivariate singular spectrum analysis: A cross†industry analysis pp. 371-384

- Emmanuel Sirimal Silva, Hossein Hassani and Saeed Heravi
- Volatility spillover from the US to international stock markets: A heterogeneous volatility spillover GARCH model pp. 385-400

- Yudong Wang, Zhiyuan Pan and Chongfeng Wu
- Quantile estimators with orthogonal pinball loss function pp. 401-417

- Lean Yu, Zebin Yang and Ling Tang
Volume 37, issue 2, 2018
- Comparison of forecasting performances: Does normalization and variance stabilization method beat GARCH(1,1)†type models? Empirical evidence from the stock markets pp. 133-150

- Emrah Gulay and Hamdi Emec
- Short†term salmon price forecasting pp. 151-169

- Daumantas Bloznelis
- Forecasting house prices in OECD economies pp. 170-190

- N Kishor and Hardik Marfatia
- A new parsimonious recurrent forecasting model in singular spectrum analysis pp. 191-200

- Rahim Mahmoudvand and Paulo Canas Rodrigues
- Measuring the market risk of freight rates: A forecast combination approach pp. 201-224

- Christos Argyropoulos and Ekaterini Panopoulou
- Projection of population structure in China using least squares support vector machine in conjunction with a Leslie matrix model pp. 225-234

- Shuang Li, Zewei Yang, Hongsheng Li and Guangwen Shu
- Predicting US bank failures: A comparison of logit and data mining models pp. 235-256

- Zhongbo Jing and Yi Fang
Volume 37, issue 1, 2018
- Forecasting US interest rates and business cycle with a nonlinear regime switching VAR model pp. 1-15

- Henri Nyberg
- The informational content of unconventional monetary policy on precious metal markets pp. 16-36

- Stephanos Papadamou and Vasilios Sogiakas
- Does a lot help a lot? Forecasting stock returns with pooling strategies in a data†rich environment pp. 37-63

- Fabian Baetje
- Yield curve forecast combinations based on bond portfolio performance pp. 64-82

- João F. Caldeira, Guilherme Moura and Andre Santos
- Direct multiperiod forecasting for algorithmic trading pp. 83-101

- Hiroyuki Kawakatsu
- Multi†step forecasting in the presence of breaks pp. 102-118

- Jari Hännikäinen
- Regional, individual and political determinants of FOMC members' key macroeconomic forecasts pp. 119-132

- Stefan Eichler and Tom Lähner
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