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Securities and Derivatives

Securities are financial assets that can be traded, such as stocks and bonds. Derivatives are contracts that are based on the valuation of an underlying asset, such as an option contract on a stock. Changes in security valuations can impact economic activity.

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Series: Working Papers
Information Acquisition and the Finance-Uncertainty Trap
Allen Hu, Ding Dong, Zhaorui Li, Zheng Liu
Series: Economic Letter
The Zero Lower Bound Remains a Medium-Term Risk
John C. Williams, Sophia Cho, Thomas M. Mertens
Series: Working Papers
German Inflation-Linked Bonds: Overpriced, yet Undervalued
Caroline Paulson, Jens H. E. Christensen, Sarah Mouabbi
Series: Working Papers
A Currency Premium Puzzle
Jingye Wang, Tarek A. Hassan, Thomas M. Mertens
Series: Working Papers
Corporate Debt Maturity Matters for Monetary Policy
Immo Schott, Joachim Jungherr, Matthias Meier, Timo Reinelt
Series: Working Papers
Monetary Transmission through Bank Securities Portfolios
Daniel L. Greenwald, John Krainer, Pascal Paul
Series: Working Papers
A Post-Pandemic New Normal for Interest Rates in Emerging Bond Markets? Evidence from Chile
Damian Romero, Jens H. E. Christensen, Luis Ceballos
Series: Economic Letter
Inflation Expectations, the Phillips Curve, and Stock Prices
Federico C. Nucera, Kevin J. Lansing
Series: Working Papers
Quantitative Easing and Safe Asset Scarcity: Evidence from International Bond Safety Premia
Jens H. E. Christensen, Nikola Mirkov, Xin Zhang
Series: Economic Letter
Are Inflation Expectations Well Anchored in Mexico?
Eric Fischer, Jens H. E. Christensen, Remy Beauregard, Simon Zhu