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023270: Wage information and applicant selection

Maria Balgova, Tsegay Tekleselassie, Lukas Hensel and Marc Witte

023269: Credit constraints and the redistribution of housing wealth

Belinda Tracey and Neeltje van Horen

023268: Trade fragmentation, inflationary pressures and monetary policy

Ludovica Ambrosino, Jenny Chan and Silvana Tenreyro

023267: Repo dealer-driven bond mispricing

Carlos Cañón Salazar, Eddie Gerba and Jozef Barunik

023266: Infusing economically motivated structure into machine learning methods

Marcus Buckmann and Galina Potjagailo

023265: Blockwise Boosted Inflation: Non-linear determinants of inflation using machine learning

Marcus Buckmann, Galina Potjagailo and Philip Schnattinger

023264: Deep reinforcement learning in a monetary model

Mingli Chen, Rama Cont, Andreas Joseph, Michael Kumhof, Xinlei Pan, Wei Xiong and Xuan Zhou

023263: Capital flows and exchange rates: A quantitative assessment of the dilemma hypothesis

Ambrogio Cesa-Bianchi, Andrea Ferrero and Shangshang Li

023262: Measuring the stability of the banking system: capital and liquidity at risk with solvency-liquidity interactions

Giovanni Covi and Tihana Škrinjarić

023261: Trading blows: The exchange-rate response to tariffs and retaliations

Daniel Ostry, Simon Lloyd and Giancarlo Corsetti

023260: The credit channel of monetary policy: direct survey evidence from UK firms

Krishan Shah, Phillip Bunn and Jonathan Haskel

023259: A game-theoretic foundation for the fiscal theory of the price level

Thomas W L Norman and Tim Willems

023258: The implicit subsidy to the Indian banking system

Somnath Chatterjee

023257: 'Muddling through or tunnelling through?’ UK monetary and fiscal exceptionalism and the Great Inflation

Micheal Bordo, Oliver Bush and Ryland Thomas

023256: The real economy effects of QE through the corporate bond market

Mahmoud Fatouh, Simone Giansante and Meryem Duygun

023255: When the fog clears: the effect of reduced inflation uncertainty on households' financial behaviour

Johannes Fischer, Christoph Herler and Philip Schnattinger

023254: Financial frictions and firms’ capital composition: a structural estimation of firms’ borrowing constraints for the UK

Sara Holttinen, Marko Melolinna and Maren Froemel

023253: How fixed are global exchange rates?

Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke and Roger Vicquéry

023252: Intertemporal pass-through

Mishel Ghassibe, Boromeus Wanengkirtyo and Ivan Yotzov

1129: Modelling income risk dynamics in the UK: a parametric approach

Marco D’Amico and Martina Fazio

1128: The positive neutral countercyclical capital buffer

Manuel A. Muñoz and Frank Smets

1127: Improving text classification: logistic regression makes small LLMs strong and explainable ‘tens-of-shot’ classifiers

Marcus Buckmann and Ed Hill

1126: Investors as a liquidity backstop in corporate bond markets

Carole Comerton-Forde, Billy Ford, Thierry Foucault and Simon Jurkatis

1125: Food prices matter most: sensitive household inflation expectations

Nikoleta Anesti, Vania Esady and Matthew Naylor

1124: It is all about demand and supply: a dualistic view of the euro area business cycle

Davide Brignone and Marco Mazzali

1123: Relationship lending and monetary policy pass-through

Jin Cao, Pierre Dubuis and Karolis Liaudinskas

1122: Agent-based modeling at central banks: recent developments and new challenges

András Borsos, Adrian Carro, Aldo Glielmo, Marc Hinterschweiger, Jagoda Kaszowska-Mojsa and Arzu Uluc

1121: Do portfolio companies learn from their peers? Evidence from venture capital funding

Salim Chahine and Mai Daher

1120: Weathering the storm: sectoral economic and inflationary effects of floods and the role of adaptation

Matteo Ficarra and Rebecca Mari

1119: Insurers monitor shocks to collateral: micro evidence from mortgage‑backed securities

Thiemo Fetzer, Benjamin Guin, Felipe Netto and Farzad Saidi

1118: Geopolitical risk shocks: when size matters

Davide Brignone, Luca Gambetti and Martino Ricci

1117: Monetary policy along the yield curve: why can central banks affect long-term real rates?

Paul Beaudry, Paolo Cavallino and Tim Willems

1116: Local Projections vs. VARs for structural parameter estimation

Juan Castellanos

1115: Monetary transmission through the housing sector

Daniel Albuquerque, Thomas Lazarowicz and Jamie Lenney

1114: Liquidity, monetary policy and the commodity futures market

Miruna-Daniela Ivan, Chiara Banti and Neil Kellard

1113: Dealers, information and liquidity provision in safe assets

Robert Czech and Win Monroe

1112: Bouncing back: how mothballing curbs prices

Thibaut Duprey, Artur Kotlicki, Daniel Rigobon and Philip Schnattinger

1111: The anatomy of a shock to residential real estate: the role of lending

Sidharth Moktan, Benjamin Guin and Liam Clarke

1110: The Bank of England’s statutory monetary policy objectives: a historical and legal account

Michael Salib and Mesha Ghazaleh

1109: Do inflation expectations respond to monetary policy? An empirical analysis for the United Kingdom

Natalie Burr

1108: QT versus QE: who is in when the central bank is out?

Iryna Kaminska, Alex Kontoghiorghes and Walker Ray

1107: How curvy is the Phillips curve?

Philip Bunn, Lena Anayi, Nicholas Bloom, Paul Mizen, Gregory Thwaites and Ivan Yotzov

1106: Monetary policy and sentiment-driven fluctuations

Jenny Chan

1105: When refinancing meets monetary tightening: heterogeneous impacts on spending and debt via mortgage modifications

Philippe Bracke, Matthew Everitt, Martina Fazio and Alexandra Varadi

1104: The effect of mortgage brokers on banks’ business models

Marcus Buckmann and Buckmann Eccles

1103: Topography of the FX derivatives market: a view from London

Sinem Hacioğlu-Hoke, Daniel Ostry, Helene Rey, Adrien Rousset Planat, Vania Stavrakeva and Jenny Tang

1102: Forbearance lending as a crisis management tool: evidence from Japan

Isabelle Roland, Yukiko Saito and Philip Schnattinger

1101: The role of central bank digital currency in an increasingly digital economy

Benjamin Hemingway

1100: How do firms’ financial conditions influence the transmission of monetary policy? A non-parametric local projection approach

Livia Silva Paranhos

1099: The labour market costs of job displacement by migrant status

Maria Balgova and Hannah Illing