Marco Del Negro (he, him)

One master commenting on the work and influence of another cepr.org/voxeu/columns/…

… 2) Diverging asset markets (@MarkusEconomist, @KrishnaRSGuha, Samuel Hanson), … 3) Implications of the K-shaped economy for macroeconomic dynamics and monetary policy (Matthieu Gomez, Pascual Restrepo, @glviolante). Watch and learn! :-) newyorkfed.org/research/confe…

Videos from the #AMEC #NYFed symposium on “The K-ShapedEconomy” are up! The symposium included great sessions on 1) Evidence of a K-shaped economy in micro-level data (@marthagimbel, @pascaljnoel, James Ziliak) …

I am truly honored and grateful to the Econometric Society. The best part of this recognition is being able to share it with three former students, now friends, and rising stars of the profession.

Read my reflection in Memoriam of Christopher A. Sims: larspeterhansen.org/news/article/h…

Proud spouse post: my better half has written a beautiful book on the history of the art market called "Trading Beauty: Art Market Histories from the Altar to the Gallery." Highly recommended to anyone who likes art history and the evolution of markets. Her interview with Art News is here, if you wish to learn more artnews.com/art-news/marke… Available for pre-order here: gagosianshop.com/collections/bo…

@HedibertL What else did you expect from me @HedibertL ? 🤣

@marcodelnegro I am pleased: “The course will take a Bayesian perspective, both because this approach has shown itself to be useful in applied macroeconomics and because of its computational advantages relative to the frequentist approach.“

I will teach a course at CEMFI in Madrid from 8/31 to 9/4. I will teach tools in macroeconometrics: VARs, state-space models, TV coefficients, factor and SV models, DSGE and DSGE-VARs, and model averaging cemfi.es/programs/css/c…

@PatrickAdams21 @SashaIndarte @Wharton @Penn Pat #1! All your friends at NY fed so happy for you

With the job market finished, I am very excited to be joining the Finance Department at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania this July! @Wharton @Penn This would not have been possible without the tireless support and guidance of my advisors Adrien Verdelhan, Lawrence Schmidt, Jonathan Parker (@ProfJAParker), and Leonid Kogan; the other outstanding faculty at @MITSloan; a large network of helpful friends throughout the profession; and most importantly, my family. I look forward to getting to work!

@Francesco_Bia, @gprimce, Frank Schorfheide, and I wrote a #VoxEU piece on our PhD advisor, Chris Sims. It discusses what he meant for economics, and for us cepr.org/voxeu/columns/…

Growth in 2026 is expected to be more robust, and inflation more persistent, than predicted in December. Stronger investment is the main driver for higher growth, while cost-push shocks, possibly capturing the effects of tariffs, are the key factors behind higher inflation.

I saw Chris in May when he was still in Princeton. I meant to visit him in Minneapolis. I didn’t and it is terrible to know that I will never hear his voice again, nor see his piercing eyes. He was my advisor. I owe him all I know. Thank you Chris for your generosity.

The results in the post are from a Fall 2025 @BrookingsEcon discussion of this very nice paper by @LucaszRachel brookings.edu/wp-content/upl… n/n

1) r* movements in advanced economies have been mainly driven by their global component since the late 80s 2) Global and US r* have both risen by about 1 pps after Covid 3) the decline in the convenience yield for government securities explains about a third of this rise

The analysis is based on the “trendy VAR” work joint with @DomenicoGiannon, Marc Giannoni, and @tamba_NYC brookings.edu/wp-content/upl… 2/n

… 3) Implications of the K-shaped economy for macroeconomic dynamics and monetary policy (Matthieu Gomez, Pascual Restrepo, @glviolante). It is organized by Raj Chakrabarti, Nina Boyarchenko, Keshav Dogra, and me. n/n

#AMEC #NYFed will host a symposium on “The K-Shaped Economy” Register and watch it online newyorkfed.org/research/confe… 1/n

The symposium will cover 1) Evidence of a K-shaped economy in micro-level data (@marthagimbel, @pascaljnoel, James Ziliak), 2) Diverging asset markets (@MarkusEconomist, @KrishnaRSGuha, Samuel Hanson), … 2/n

Thank you Leornaro Iania and @DomenicoGiannon for organizing this fantastic conference (and the course)!!! n/n

In honor of the great RAF WOUTERS the Brussels Sofie Summer School will hold a conference on “The Past, the Present, and the Future of DSGE Models”, hosted by the National Bank of Belgium sites.google.com/view/sofiescho…

Before the school there will be a minicourse on "Bayesian Structural Macroeconometrics: From DSGE to HANK Estimation, Policy Analysis, and Forecasting" taught by Frank Schorfheide and me. Check out the program and apply here! sites.google.com/view/sofiescho… 6/n