Financial markets are known to respond to ECB policy announcements, yet these reactions could often reflect adjustments to heightened market expectations influenced by prior media coverage. News may have gained importance following the ECB's adoption of a “data-dependent” policy regime amidst persistent inflation in the Euro Area. Our empirical findings underscore the complex interactions between media news and expectations in shaping market dynamics and reactions both before and during official policy announcements.

Media news and market expectations: Insights into the ECB's new data-dependent policy regime / C. Dragomirescu-Gaina, A. Monticini, F. Salsano. - In: ECONOMICS LETTERS. - ISSN 0165-1765. - 244:(2024 Nov), pp. 111987.1-111987.3. [Epub ahead of print] [10.1016/j.econlet.2024.111987]

Media news and market expectations: Insights into the ECB's new data-dependent policy regime

F. Salsano
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2024

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Financial markets are known to respond to ECB policy announcements, yet these reactions could often reflect adjustments to heightened market expectations influenced by prior media coverage. News may have gained importance following the ECB's adoption of a “data-dependent” policy regime amidst persistent inflation in the Euro Area. Our empirical findings underscore the complex interactions between media news and expectations in shaping market dynamics and reactions both before and during official policy announcements.
ECB communication; media news; market expectations
Settore ECON-01/A - Economia politica
nov-2024
16-set-2024
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