I am a Senior Economist at the Federal Reserve Board. Before that, I was a Research and Policy Advisor at the Bank of England where I also held positions as an Economist and a Senior Economist between 2015-2021.
I am a research affiliate at the CEPR, in the Monetary Economics and Fluctuations and Financial Economics programmes, and a research fellow at King’s College London. I was a guest lecturer at Bilkent University in 2020.
I completed my PhD in September 2016 at the Bonn Graduate School of Economics. I was a research scholar at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for a year between 2012-2013.
My research focuses on (non-linear) time series econometrics, Bayesian analysis, forecasting, VARs, factor models and (non-linear) panel data analysis with applications in macroeconomics and financial stability.
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Updates
[NEW] A new FEDS Note with on the demand and supply drivers of the manufacturing PPI is out! Supply and Demand Factors Influencing Prices of Manufactured Goods
A new blog post about the challenges for financial stability in the years ahead: Back to the Future IV: challenges for financial stability policy in the next decade
Revised and improved version of our earlier paper is added to research: The Distributional Impact of the Pandemic.
A new working paper on Consumption in the Time of Covid-19: Evidence from UK Transaction-level Data has been added to Research.
A new working paper on Macroeconomic Effects of Political Risk Shocks has been added to Research.
The updated version of When Creativity Strikes: News Shocks and Business Cycle Fluctuations has been published as a Bank of England Staff Working Paper #788 and added to Research.
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