Global Monetary Policy Spillovers

Séminaires
26 Septembre 2024 - 09:00

La Banque de France invite les participants à soumettre leur candidature pour sa conférence sur " Les retombées de la politique monétaire mondiale ", qui se tiendra à Paris les 26 et 27 septembre 2024. La conférence sera organisée conjointement avec le Journal of International Money and Finance, qui publiera un numéro spécial.

 

Call for Papers 

The conference will consider high-quality theoretical and empirical papers on the international effects of monetary policy. Indeed, monetary policy operates through several channels, including through the external sector, leading to a richness of mechanisms. This includes the exchange rate channel, imports and exports of goods and services, international capital flows, and global banking. As a result, domestic monetary policy decisions may have significant global spillover effects, with far reaching macroeconomic and financial stability considerations. Papers looking at the effects of monetary policy decisions on exchange rates, global trade and international capital flows, global banks, and generally the global economy are welcome for submission. 

Submission to the Conference 

Submissions to the conference will be open from April 15 to April 30. Manuscripts in PDF format should be submitted to Global-Monetary-Policy-Spillovers-Conference@banque-france.fr  

Submission to the Special Issue

The Journal of International Money and Finance’s submission system will be open for submissions to the Special Issue from October 31, 2024. When submitting your manuscript to Editorial Manager, please select the article type “VSI: Global Monetary Policy Spillovers”. Please submit your manuscript before December 31, 2024. 
Please note that only papers accepted for the conference should be submitted to the special issue. There is no guarantee that they will be accepted for the special issue. 
More information on the submission to the Special Issue can be found here

Keywords 

Monetary policy ; globalization ; exchange rate ; international trade ; capital flows 

Organisers/Scientific committee 

Matthieu Bussiere (Banque de France) 
Guillaume Horny (Banque de France) 
Mark Spiegel (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco)