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Research paper thumbnail of A Model for Ordinal Responses With an Application to Policy Interest Rate

Research paper thumbnail of Policymakers' Votes and Predictability of Monetary Policy

The National Bank of Poland does not publish the Monetary Policy Council's voting records before ... more The National Bank of Poland does not publish the Monetary Policy Council's voting records before the subsequent policy meeting. Using real-time data, this paper shows that a prompter release of the voting records could improve the predictability of policy decisions. The voting patterns reveal strong and robust predictive content even after controlling for policy bias and responses to inflation, real activity, exchange rates and financial market information. They contain information not embedded in the spreads and moves in the market interest rates, nor in the explicit forecasts of the next policy decision made by market analysts in Reuters surveys. Moreover, the direction of policymakers' dissent explains the direction of analysts' forecast bias.

Research paper thumbnail of Policymakers' Votes and Predictability of Monetary Policy

Research paper thumbnail of A Model for Ordinal Responses With an Application to Policy Interest Rate

Research paper thumbnail of Policymakers' Votes and Predictability of Monetary Policy

The National Bank of Poland does not publish the Monetary Policy Council's voting records before ... more The National Bank of Poland does not publish the Monetary Policy Council's voting records before the subsequent policy meeting. Using real-time data, this paper shows that a prompter release of the voting records could improve the predictability of policy decisions. The voting patterns reveal strong and robust predictive content even after controlling for policy bias and responses to inflation, real activity, exchange rates and financial market information. They contain information not embedded in the spreads and moves in the market interest rates, nor in the explicit forecasts of the next policy decision made by market analysts in Reuters surveys. Moreover, the direction of policymakers' dissent explains the direction of analysts' forecast bias.

Research paper thumbnail of Policymakers' Votes and Predictability of Monetary Policy

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