Monetary economics
Central-bank communication, monetary-policy transmission, inflation expectations, and the yield curve.
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Philip Kroos · Frankfurt, Germany
I am an economist with a focus on monetary economics, macroeconomics, financial economics, and empirical methods. I hold an M.Sc. in Economics from the University of Mannheim and completed graduate coursework at GSEFM, Goethe University Frankfurt.
Previously, I worked in the Research Department of the Deutsche Bundesbank, applying econometric and forecasting methods to survey microdata on inflation expectations.
Research interests
Financial economics
Asset-price responses, portfolio diversification, commodity markets, and macro-financial linkages.
Empirical methods
High-frequency identification, event studies, time-series econometrics, and reproducible data analysis.
Selected research
- Rare Earth Elements Supply and Financial MarketsEvidence from High-Frequency Analysis
- Who Bears the Duration?Monetary Policy Implementation and the Allocation of Interest Rate Risk Between the Private and Public Sectors
- The Rotation of the CurveECB Policy Transmission Before and After Balance Sheet Normalisation
- Do Central Bank Losses Move Policymakers?Pre-Registered Evidence from the Eurosystem
- What the Stock-Bond Correlation Does Not MeasureBond Diversification in the Tail, 1962–2026
- Disarmament as a SignalFirearms Regulation when Citizens Cannot Verify the Government’s Type