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is known to be hard to forecast, but by exploiting timely information one obtains gains at nowcasting and forecasting one …
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worsen the nowcasting performance. Finally, we show how releases of new data can be viewed through the lens of the dynamic …
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We describe and assess the usefulness of a newly-constructed database of electronic payments, comprised of debit and credit card transactions as well cheques that clear through the banking system, as indicators of current GDP growth. Apart from capturing a broad range of spending activity, these...
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According to the growing “Google econometrics” literature, Google queries may help predict economic activity. The aim of our paper is to test whether these data can enhance predictions of youth unemployment in France.
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empirically. In this paper, we compare their performances in a case which is relevant for policy making, namely nowcasting and …
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level. Various ARIMA (Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average) models for SSN nowcasting are inferred and discussed in this …
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Survey and to compare it with the mechanical forecasts based on state-of-the-art nowcasting techniques. Results indicate that …
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that (a) regardless of the forecasting methods considered, PMIs are useful for nowcasting, but their value added diminishes …
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In this paper we develop a mixed frequency dynamic factor model featuring stochastic shifts in the volatility of both the latent common factor and the idiosyncratic components. We take a Bayesian perspective and derive a Gibbs sampler to obtain the posterior density of the model parameters. This...
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This paper estimates and forecasts U.S. business cycle turning points with state-level data. The probabilities of recession are obtained from univariate and multivariate regime-switching models based on a pairwise combination of national and state-level data. We use two classes of combination...
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