This paper develops a new underlying inflation gauge (UIG) for China which differentiates between trend and noise, is available daily and uses a broad set of variables that potentially influence inflation. Its construction follows the works at other major central banks, adopts the methodology of a dynamic factor model that extracts the lower frequency components as developed by Forni et al (2000) and draws on the experience of the People’s Bank of China in modelling inflation
peer-reviewedChina’s economic achievement over the past three decades has been remarkable. It has ma...
OSInternational audienceOur paper attempts to enhance the understanding of China’s monetary policy r...
Official price indexes, such as the CPI, are imperfect indicators of inflation calculated using ad h...
This article uses automatic model selection procedures, based on the general-to-specific approach, t...
China is the world’s second largest economy, has sustained strong growth rates for an extended perio...
This paper seeks to find the determinants of inflation in China from both a qualitative and quantita...
In this paper, we explore the change in short-term headline-core inflation dynamic relationship usin...
This article uses automatic model selection procedures, based on the general-to-specific approach, t...
This paper reconstructs annual inflation figures for China, for the period 1953–1978, where inflatio...
The time profile of inflation in China resembles the one experienced in major industrial countries. ...
The CPIM is a new indicator of underlying inflation (see the October 2010 Monetary Policy Report). T...
We explore the ability of traditional core inflation –consumer prices excluding food and energy– to ...
Due to the widely observed effectiveness, Inflation Targeting Framework (ITF) has gained increasing ...
The financial support of the Irish Research Council (IRC) and the Paul Tansey Research Scholarship i...
Our paper attempts to enhance the understanding of China’s monetary policy rule, which may help expl...
peer-reviewedChina’s economic achievement over the past three decades has been remarkable. It has ma...
OSInternational audienceOur paper attempts to enhance the understanding of China’s monetary policy r...
Official price indexes, such as the CPI, are imperfect indicators of inflation calculated using ad h...
This article uses automatic model selection procedures, based on the general-to-specific approach, t...
China is the world’s second largest economy, has sustained strong growth rates for an extended perio...
This paper seeks to find the determinants of inflation in China from both a qualitative and quantita...
In this paper, we explore the change in short-term headline-core inflation dynamic relationship usin...
This article uses automatic model selection procedures, based on the general-to-specific approach, t...
This paper reconstructs annual inflation figures for China, for the period 1953–1978, where inflatio...
The time profile of inflation in China resembles the one experienced in major industrial countries. ...
The CPIM is a new indicator of underlying inflation (see the October 2010 Monetary Policy Report). T...
We explore the ability of traditional core inflation –consumer prices excluding food and energy– to ...
Due to the widely observed effectiveness, Inflation Targeting Framework (ITF) has gained increasing ...
The financial support of the Irish Research Council (IRC) and the Paul Tansey Research Scholarship i...
Our paper attempts to enhance the understanding of China’s monetary policy rule, which may help expl...
peer-reviewedChina’s economic achievement over the past three decades has been remarkable. It has ma...
OSInternational audienceOur paper attempts to enhance the understanding of China’s monetary policy r...
Official price indexes, such as the CPI, are imperfect indicators of inflation calculated using ad h...