Central Bank of Chile Research

This Wednesday, March 25th, Gizem Kosar from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled: “Subjective Uncertainty and the Marginal Propensity to Consume.” You can find further information about this seminar below:

This Monday, Chad Syverson from University of Chicago Booth School of Business will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled: “Micro- and Macroeconomic Impacts of a Place-Based Industrial Policy”. You can find further information about this seminar below:

This Wednesday, March 11th, Leonardo Elias from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled: “The Global Credit Cycle”.

This Wednesday, March 4th, Ioan-Sebastian Buhai from the Swedish Institute for Social Research & PUC Chile will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled: “Wage Dispersion, On-the-Job Search, and Stochastic Match Productivity: A Mean Field Game Approach”.

📑 We warmly invite paper submissions. •Papers must be submitted in English •Deadline: Monday, 27 April 2026 •More information & submission:lnkd.in/eUdxJy3B

The @bcentralchile, together with CETEx at LSE and #SustainableMacro, will host the Annual Academic Conference on the macroeconomic, financial, prudential, and monetary dimensions of nature degradation.

We are happy to invite Ph.D. researchers in economics and finance to apply for our 2027 Visting Scholars Program, the deadline is March 16. Please see the details to apply in the link below: bit.ly/4rnGtty

This Wednesday, January 21st, David Coble from the International Monetary Fund will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled: “Good News Travels Fast: Global Demand Shocks, Oil Futures, and Emerging Markets Dynamics”.

This Wednesday, January 14th, Chang Ma from Fudan University will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar titled: “The Effects of the China Connect”.

Check out the new edition of "Research Highlights".   This publication offers a summary of recent research conducted at the Central Bank of Chile. Read it at: bit.ly/49MKiSX

This Wednesday, January 7th, Barry Eichengreen from UC Berkeley will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar titled: “Central Bank Independence, Political Pressure, and Market Response”.

Registrations: forms.cloud.microsoft/r/J9yyE2j9qv

Please check the program and subscribe to attend in the following link: bcentral.cl/web/banco-cent…

We are delighted to host the 4th Workshop on Macroeconomic Policy in Emerging Markets, organized by CEPR, ERSA, the Asia School of Business, and the Central Bank of Chile. The event will take place on January 8 and 9, 2026.

Next Wednesday December 17th, Andrés Blanco from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar titled: “The Inflation Accelerator”.

This Thursday, December 4th, Maximiliano Dvorkin from the St. Louis FED will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar titled: “The Geography of Wealth: Shocks, Mobility, and Precautionary Savings”.

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We’re excited to announce that, on October 8th , we launched the Volume 31 in the Central Bank of Chile’s Central Banking, Analysis, and Economic Policies series: “Implications of Climate Change and Ecosystem Services Degradation for Macroeconomic and Financial Stability.”

You can find it in English, as well as in Spanish in the link bcentral.cl/contenido/-/de…

1) Tail-Risk Indicators with Time-Variant Volatility Models: The Case of the Chilean Peso. 2) Heterogeneous UIPDs: Spillovers from U.S. Monetary Policy Shocks. 3) The Effect of Automation on the Labor Market: An Approach Using Firm-Level Microdata.

“We are happy to share our latest Research Highlights, a quarterly report summarizing selected current research being conducted at the Central Bank of Chile. This edition underscores the following three very interesting papers: