
Dora Xia
Dora Xia joined the BIS in 2016 after working two years for Merrill Lynch Global Rates and Currencies Research as a strategist. Her work mainly focuses on the yield curve of interest rates. Her papers on shadow interest rates have been widely referenced and discussed by policymakers, academia and practitioners, and have become a benchmark for measuring the monetary policy stance during the zero lower bound. She also works on topics related to monetary policy spillovers and the central bank communications. Dora holds an MSc in physics and a PhD in economics from the University of California, San Diego.
Fields of interest
- Financial markets
- Monetary policy
- Econometrics
December 2022 |
by Boris Hofmann and Dora Xia in SUERF Policy Briefs
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November 2022 |
by Andreas Schrimpf, Dora Xia and Jonathan Kearns in Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
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January 2022 |
by Claudio Borio, Dora Xia, Egon Zakrajšek and Piti Disyatat in VoxEU
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March 2021 |
by Chao He, Dora Xia, Leonardo Gambacorta and Marlene Amstad in VoxChina
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December 2020 |
by Claudio Borio, Dora Xia and Mathias Drehmann in Journal of Macroeconomics
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April 2020 |
by Dora Xia and Jing Cynthia Wu in Journal of Applied Econometrics
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March 2016 |
by Dora Xia and Jing Cynthia Wu in Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
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