Global Monetary Policy Spillovers

Background 

The conference presents high-quality theoretical and empirical papers on the international effects of monetary policy. Monetary policy operates through several channels, including the external sector, which gives rise to a variety of mechanisms. These include the exchange rate channel, the import and export of goods and services, international capital flows, and global banking. As a result, domestic monetary policy decisions can have significant global spillover effects, with far-reaching implications for macroeconomic and financial stability. The papers presented focus on the effects of monetary policy decisions on exchange rates, global trade, international capital flows, global banks, and the global economy in general.

Keyswords

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

Organizers/Scientific Committee

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