Richhild Moessner

Senior Economist

Monetary and Economic Department, Economic Analysis

Richhild Moessner previously worked as a senior policy adviser in the Economics and Research Division of the Dutch central bank, a senior economist and manager at the Bank of England and a senior economist in the ECB's research department, and is also a CESifo research network fellow.

Fields of interest

Monetary policy
Macroeconomics
Financial stability and macro-prudential issues

All BIS publications (28)

BIS Working Paper No 869 8 Jun 2020

How well-anchored are long-term inflation expectations?

We study the anchoring properties of long-term inflation expectations in emerging and advanced economies, as a measure of…

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Richhild Moessner

Senior Economist

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All BIS publications (28)

How well-anchored are long-term inflation expectations?

Interest rate spillovers from the United States: expectations, term premia and macro-financial vulnerabilities

Inflation expectations anchoring: new insights from micro evidence of a survey at high-frequency and of distributions

The zero lower bound, forward guidance and how markets respond to news

Domestic and global output gaps as inflation drivers: what does the Phillips curve tell?

Quantitative or qualitative forward guidance: Does it matter?

Effects of asset purchases and financial stability measures on term premia in the euro area

Informal one-sided target zone model and the Swiss franc

The discontinuation of the EUR/CHF minimum exchange rate in January 2015: was it expected?

All external publications (62)

Effects of explicit FOMC policy rate guidance on equities and risk measures

Inflation expectations, central bank credibility and the global financial crisis

Macroprudential policy - a literature review

Effects of explicit FOMC policy rate guidance on interest rate expectations

Central bank swap line effectiveness during the euro area sovereign debt crisis

The liquidity consequences of the euro area sovereign debt crisis

Collateral problems in the euro area

The international propagation of the financial crisis of 2008 and a comparison with 1931

International liquidity provision and currency-specific liquidity shortages

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