Monetary-Fiscal Policy Coordination in the Euro Area under US Financial Shocks: A Structural Analysis Using the Euro Area  Block of the Global Macro-Financial Model

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This paper studies how monetary and fiscal policies in the Euro Area respond to financial shocks originating in the United States, using a structurally estimated Global Macro-Financial Model focused on the post-Global Financial Crisis period. It finds that Euro Area financial markets are more sensitive to US disturbances and that the monetary policy environment is more constrained, increasing the stabilizing role of fiscal policy. The authors report that coordinated discretionary interventions—monetary policy leading and fiscal measures supporting—most effectively stabilize stock markets and inflation, though they involve temporary volatility in real GDP and unemployment, while rule-based policies yield more moderate but predictable outcomes due to a trade-off between flexibility and credibility. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract This paper investigates the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies in the Euro Area in response to financial shocks originating from the United States, with a focus on the post-Global Financial Crisis period. Using a structurally estimated Global Macro-Financial Model, we analyze the transmission channels of US financial disturbances and assess the effectiveness of discretionary versus rule-based policy frameworks. Our results reveal heightened sensitivity of Euro Area financial markets and a constrained monetary policy environment after the crisis, which elevates the role of fiscal policy in stabilization efforts. Coordinated discretionary interventions, particularly led by monetary policy and supported by fiscal measures, deliver the most effective stabilization of stock markets and inflation, albeit with some temporary volatility in real GDP and unemployment. In contrast, rule-based policies offer moderate but more predictable outcomes, reflecting a trade-off between policy flexibility and credibility. These findings contribute to the literature on international macro-financial linkages and provide practical implications for policymakers navigating external financial shocks in an increasingly interconnected global economy.
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Using a structurally estimated Global Macro-Financial Model, we analyze the transmission channels of US financial disturbances and assess the effectiveness of discretionary versus rule-based policy frameworks. Our results reveal heightened sensitivity of Euro Area financial markets and a constrained monetary policy environment after the crisis, which elevates the role of fiscal policy in stabilization efforts. Coordinated discretionary interventions, particularly led by monetary policy and supported by fiscal measures, deliver the most effective stabilization of stock markets and inflation, albeit with some temporary volatility in real GDP and unemployment. In contrast, rule-based policies offer moderate but more predictable outcomes, reflecting a trade-off between policy flexibility and credibility. These findings contribute to the literature on international macro-financial linkages and provide practical implications for policymakers navigating external financial shocks in an increasingly interconnected global economy. Monetary-Fiscal Coordination US Financial Shocks Euro Area Discretionary Policy Rule-Based Policy Global Macro-Financial Model. JEL Classification: E44 E62 F42 G01 Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. As a division of Research Square Company, we’re committed to making research communication faster, fairer, and more useful. We do this by developing innovative software and high quality services for the global research community. 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