Catherine L Mann

International focus, analytical approach, policy experience (Fed, ChEcon OECD), research (PIIE, Brandeis), private sector (ChEcon Citi). Loves Cocker Spaniels

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

@steph_a_karol Hey Stephanie! This is great work. Best of good fortune on the market. Hope to see you in NO. But of course you will be too busy doing interviews.

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

I just donated to a rider in the Pan-Mass Challenge. Click here to support your rider! #PMC2022 https://t.co/GnijuVuJGQ via @panmass

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

@lugaricano @CBeaune @LauBooneEco Adding my voice of congratulations to @LauBooneEco at the confluence of economics, politics, and society for Europe. Lots to do. Big challenges.

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

A useful assessment given the current economic and policy conjunctures. "Structural reforms to help address the cost of living crisis" https://t.co/DZvn5eR7uD via @oecdeconomy

[Bank of England @bankofengland]

Catherine L. Mann says changes in interest rates in the US can affect the UK economy. And she explains how that has influenced her thinking on what should happen to interest rates in the UK. https://t.co/RjnUK1Cnwx

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Of course, 'Done' w the PhD means just started on the next steps of the career journey!

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Thanks for the shout out. Your success is my success. I remember Intl Econ at Brandeis, you at IHSGlobal Inisight commodities, Erasmus, now nearly done. Good for you! Pls reach out to Lillian Ehrlich, first yr, from my Citi Global Econ team.

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Thanks for your good work!

[Paul Mizen @MizenPaul]

Excellent speech by @CLMannEcon on uncertainties affecting monetary policy. The evolution of these uncertainties in coming months will be critical for the path of interest rates in the UK. @DMP_BoE https://t.co/7juJAeXtPS

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Thanks for the shout out. Your success is my success. I remember Intl Econ at Brandeis, you at IHSGlobal Inisight commodities, Erasmus, now nearly done. Good for you! Pls reach out to Lillian Ehrlich, first yr, from my Citi Global Econ team.

[ClevelandFedResearch @ClevFedResearch]

Interested in #Inflation and #MonetaryPolicy? Join our Center for Inflation Research for the Cleveland Fed Conversations on Central Banking on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, from 2:00 to 2:40 pm EST. Register: https://t.co/7DkURbyDVt
@R2Rsquared @CLMannEcon @jasonfurman @colbyLsmith

[Cleveland Fed @ClevelandFed]

Join our Center for Inflation Research and panelists @R2Rsquared, @CLMannEcon & @jasonfurman for the Cleveland Fed Conversations on Central Banking on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, from 2:00 to 2:40 pm EST. Register: https://t.co/7cUksKjdaw
@bankofengland @Kennedy_School @LSEnews

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

At #bearconf2022, Tobias discussing relationship betw monpol & financial conditions. Seems to me--much more research needed to evaluate: two tools (QT, policy rate) at two tenors (short-term, long-term), at two frequencies (level, delta) & initial contitions (easy vs normal FCI

[Bank of England Research @BoE_Research]

🧵 Next up at our Bank of England Agenda for Research Conference is a panel session on Unwinding QE featuring IMF’s Tobias Adrian, @sffed’s @MaryDalyEcon + @ECB’s @Isabel_Schnabel, chaired by Deputy Governor Ben Broadbent. #bearconf2022

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Some differences. BoE long duration => longer to run off, but lumpier. Fed short duration => soon will have substantial pace of runnoff before more modest pace. ECB keeping an eye on relationship between balance sheet and house prices.

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Listening to Ben Broadbent, Mary Daly, Isabel Schabel, Tobias Adrian on QT. #Bearconf2022 ... how to keep the balance sheet dynamics in the background in extremely uncertain times....

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Listening to Ben Broadbent, Mary Daly, Isabel Schabel, Tobias Adrian on QT. #Bearconf2022 ... how to keep the balance sheet dynamics in the background in extremely uncertain times....

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

indeed it does....

[Christine McDaniel @christinemcdan]

US CHIPS Act, now the EU's....strange images of the Sematech Consortium are coming up (which did not work and ended up being a place that hosts conferences) @insidetrade https://t.co/QrIuMBor9O

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

A fantastic appointment! Congratulations to Susan (same class as me at MIT). Looking forward to 'central banker stuff'. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Names Its Next President and Chief Executive Officer https://t.co/KThoJLLkda via @bostonfed

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Something to keep in mind....

[Journal of International Economics @JIntlEcon]

New: "Financial Shocks, Credit Spreads, and the International Credit Channel" by @AmbrogioCB & Andrej Sokol (@ecb). Does the international credit channel transmit US financial shocks? A comparison to monetary-policy and central-bank information shocks. https://t.co/gqRESIP6se 1/4

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

Unintended? Rather, another (important) example of cross-border financial spillovers.

[Bank of England Research @BoE_Research]

🧵SWP 953 by Robert Czech (BoE), Shiyang Huang (Univ of Hong Kong), Dong Lou (LSE), Tianyu Wang (Tsinghua University) looks at how holdings of dollar assets by insurers + pension funds can create spillovers of USD moves into gilt markets.
https://t.co/dhzDewttXA

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

As COVID evolves from ST disaster to LT structural adaptation, important to consider policy evolution as well. New from the OECD=>From hibernation to reallocation: loan guarantees and their implications for post-COVID-19 productivity https://t.co/KCZp7lx43R via @oecdeconomy

[Catherine L Mann @CLMannEcon]

New OECD work linking competition policy and labor market policy to increase productivity and reduce inequality: Win Win.
The role of firms in wage inequality: Policy lessons from a large-scale cross-country study https://t.co/wEo1wd9ckN via @oecdeconomy