2018
DOI: 10.1017/s1365100517000670
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Real-Time Monitoring of the Us Inflation Expectation Process

Abstract: Real-time supervision of shifts in inflation expectations is an important issue for monetary policy makers, especially in the presence of economic uncertainty. In this paper, we elaborate tools for on-line monitoring of such shifts by extracting valuable information from noisy daily financial market data. For this purpose, first, we suggest a new risk adjustment for observable proxies of medium and long run inflation expectations assuming that the latter are well-anchored. Second, we propose an econometric met… Show more

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“…To remedy this challenge, they suggested monitoring residuals of the ARMA model instead of the raw (original) values of financial key characteristics. Similar ideas could also be found in Kovářík, Sarga [ 16 ], Sadeghi, Owlia [ 17 ] and Golosnoy and Roestel [ 18 ]. In addition to the autocorrelation effect, control charts in financial time series may suffer from two other undermining factors, i.e., non-normality of observations that causes asymmetric distribution of errors, and data generation delay by which the control chart loses its real performance.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 78%
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“…To remedy this challenge, they suggested monitoring residuals of the ARMA model instead of the raw (original) values of financial key characteristics. Similar ideas could also be found in Kovářík, Sarga [ 16 ], Sadeghi, Owlia [ 17 ] and Golosnoy and Roestel [ 18 ]. In addition to the autocorrelation effect, control charts in financial time series may suffer from two other undermining factors, i.e., non-normality of observations that causes asymmetric distribution of errors, and data generation delay by which the control chart loses its real performance.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…In this area of study, any performance comparisons and signal interpretation were not provided by Szetela [25]. It is expected that the signals from a control chart can play a role, as such a financial technical indicator, is used in forecasting the market's future evolution and direction [42][43][44] while there is no novel research for this aim and also, some researchers such as Hassan, Kumiega [22], Garthoff, Golosnoy [23], Dumičić and Z ˇmuk [24] and Golosnoy and Roestel [18] stated that the signals could not be applied directly as a technical indicator and it is necessary to consult with the experts for a proper decision. To bridge these knowledge gaps, this study aims to monitor the relationship between the price of assets in a portfolio as a profile monitoring approach.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Golosnoy and Hogrefe 2013 ) or monitoring changes in the inflation expectation process (cf. Golosnoy and Roestel 2019 ) where—based on publicly available information—the majority of signals could be (although often with some time delay) either interpreted as reasonable ones or classified as outliers. On the contrary, interpreting dates of financial signals is not an easy task, as it would require gathering much more external information which appears to be a costly process.…”
Section: The Empirical Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Golosnoy V proposed an econometric method to monitor changes in the level of related agents in a daily frequency sequence. Its empirical evidence shows that online monitoring of riskadjusted U.S. forward break-even inflation rates through the cumulative sum (CUSUM) detector seems to be helpful in extracting signals of potential changes in time [6]. Chrum J employs a structure called modular multi-object NEAT (MM-NEAT) to devise quantitative neural networks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%