Financial Conditions Indexes: A Fresh Look after the Financial Crisis* Jan Hatzius, Peter Hooper, Frederic Mishkin, Kermit L. Schoenholtz and Mark W. Watson This Draft: April 13, 2010 Abstract This report explores the link between financial conditions and economic activity.
Strategy Insights February 2011 Strategic Income Fund: A Q&A with Co-Portfolio Managers Jonathan Beinner and Mike Swell Dramatic changes in the global economy and markets since the financial crisis have reshaped the investment landscape.
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Leveraged Losses: Lessons from the Mortgage Market Meltdown † David Greenlaw, Jan Hatzius, Anil K Kashyap, Hyun Song Shin US Monetary Policy Forum Conference Draft Embargoed until 11AM EST February 29, 2008 Abstract This report discusses the implications of the recent financial market turmoil ...
Jan Hatzius Michael A. Marschoun January 13, 2009 Home Prices and Credit Losses: Projections and Policy Options Ñ We Introduce Two New Models to Track Metro Area Home Prices and Loan-Level Mortgage Credit Performance Ñ National Housing Valuations Have Largely Normalized, but Excess Supply Is Likely to ...
Robert E. Hall, Jan Hatzius, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, Simon Johnson, Anil Kashyap, Lawrence Katz, Laurence H. Meyer, William D. Nordhaus, Rudolph G. Penner,
... Afford to Keep the Peg? 27-Apr-06 Enoch Fung 139 Long-Term Price Forecast vs. Inflation-Linked JGB (JGBi) 19-Apr-06 Tetsufumi Yamakawa, Naoki Murakami, Yuriko Tanaka and Daisuke Yamazaki 138 Will China Grow Old Before Getting Rich? 13-Feb-06 Helen Qiao 137 Housing Holds the Key to Fed Policy 03-Feb-06 Jan Hatzius ...
This all started percolating in my fevered brain last week when a frequent correspondent, a gent in Florida who is sure economic disaster lies ahead (and he may be right, but he's not), forwarded a newsletter from a highly placed economist at Goldman Sachs named Jan Hatzius.
Economists led by Jan Hatzius at Goldman Sachs missed the payrolls number by an average of 67,600 from April 2004 through last month. Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York, was off by an average of 75,400 jobs.