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Since the 2000s, large fluctuations in commodity prices have become a concern among policymakers regarding price stability. This paper investigates the effects of commodity price shocks on headline inflation with a monthly panel consisting of 144 countries. We find that the effects of commodity...
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Using local projections, this paper investigates eects of commodity price shocks on in ation. We estimate impulse responses of the consumer price indexes (CPIs) to a commodity price shock, based on a monthly panel consisting of 120 countries. Our results from the local projections suggest that...
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Since 2000s, large fluctuations in non-energy commodity prices have become a concern among policymakers about price stability. Using local projections, this paper investigates the effects of commodity price shocks on inflation. We estimate impulse responses of the consumer price indexes (CPIs)...
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This study examines the two-decade long low interest rate environment in Japan using the Nelson-Siegel yield curve framework. As a possible “Japanification” of bond markets, we found that the decay factor has been declining in Japan for the past two decades, and this decline has been pushing...
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Consumer prices have increased in Japan since the pandemic began, when commodity prices increased worldwide. This study investigates commodity price pass-through into inflation in the low and high inflation regimes in Japan. By estimating the threshold autoregressive model that considers past...
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