RV: La Newsletter du CEPII - Mai 2015

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La Newsletter du CEPII        Mai 2015         Le contenu de l'édition anglaise peut différer
Focus Vers une moindre instabilité macroéconomique Depuis plusieurs mois , différents indicateurs macroéconomiques révèlent que les pays de l'OCDE sont entrés dans une phase de plus forte stabilité financière et économique, rappelant la « grande modération ». >>> Stéphane Lhuissier   publications Financer les investissements pour une croissance soutenable en Europe    Michel Aglietta, Étienne Espagne Trade policy and industrial policy in China: What motivates public authorities to apply restrictions on exports?    Julien Gourdon, Stéphanie Monjon, Sandra Poncet L'usine du monde au ralenti ou le changement de régime du commerce extérieur chinois    Françoise Lemoine, Sandra Poncet, Deniz Ünal, Clément Cassé Relative Real Exchange-Rate Volatility, Multi-Destination Firms and Trade: Micro Evidence and Aggregate Implications    Jérôme Héricourt, Clément Nedoncelle Does the volatility of commodity prices reflect macroeconomic uncertainty?    Marc Joëts, Valérie Mignon, Tovonony Razafindrabe Volatility and uncertainty are not the same!    Valérie Mignon, Marc Joëts, Tovonony Razafindrabe Vers un retour de la « grande modération » ?    Stéphane Lhuissier Schengen : passoire ou passerelle ?    Daniel Mirza Souhaiter la cohérence réglementaire est une chose, la faire avancer en est une autre    Sébastien Jean L'Europe prisonnière de l'obsession de la compétitivité    Sébastien Jean QE à l'européenne : comment soutenir l'investissement ?    Urszula Szczerbowicz, Natacha Valla La Chine est-elle en train de redessiner la finance mondiale ?    Jean-Pierre Patat La partie de Go des Chinois dans le système financier international    Christophe Destais A holistic approach to ECB asset purchases, the Investment Plan and CMU    Natacha Valla, Jesper Berg, Laurent Clerc, Olivier Garnier & Erik Nielsen Financing energy and low-carbon investment: public guarantees and the ECB    Michel Aglietta, Étienne Espagne Journal of International Economics Export dynamics and sales at home    Nicolas Berman, Antoine Berthou, Jérôme Héricourt   Événements Françoise Lemoine au Printemps de l'économie, sur ''Grands émergents : la Chine et les autres'' 16 Avril 2015 Sebastien Jean au Printemps de l'économie, sur ''Qui gouverne le commerce mondial ?'' 16 Avril 2015 Michel Aglietta au Printemps de l'économie, sur ''Le dollar, l'euro et les autres'' 16 Avril 2015 Global perspectives on investment and potential output 28 Avril 2015 L'innovation comme levier de la transition climatique 7 Mai 2015 L'inclusion financière en Afrique 19 Mai 2015 1st MENA Trade Workshop - Deadline for participant registration: Wednesday, April 22, 2015 2 - 3 Juin, 2015 15th Doctoral Meetings in International Trade and International Finance 25 - 26 Juin, 2015 L'Economie mondiale 2016 - SAVE THE DATE 9 Septembre 2015 XIII ELSNIT Annual Conference : Trade Facilitation - Call for Papers - Deadline for submitting: May, 15 23 - 24 Octobre, 2015 Agriculture, International Trade and Development - Call for Papers - Deadline for submitting: July 31 19 - 20 Novembre, 2015 La panne de l'immobilier freine la reprise    Thomas Grjebine Revue Banque CDS souverains : vraie ou fausse protection ?    Virginie Coudert BFM Business Bruxelles va-t-il relever sa prévision de croissance pour la France en 2015 ?: Jacques Mistral, Lionel Fontagné, Éric Woerth et Emmanuel Lechypre    Lionel Fontagné La Tribune Croissance: vers un retour de la "Grande modération" ?    Stéphane Lhuissier France Culture Pays émergents : rêve mondial, déclin local (2/4) - Brésil, Inde, Chine : colosses politiques aux pieds d'argile    Jean-Joseph Boillot La Croix Quelles seront les conséquences du ralentissement chinois ?    Françoise Lemoine Economie-Finances (BFM Business) Etats-Unis et Japon unis face à une Chine dominante ?    Sébastien Jean latribune.fr Traité transatlantique : une harmonisation règlementaire ardue    Sébastien Jean Revue Banque Chine : « Il y a un malaise avec les institutions de Bretton Woods »    Christophe Destais Xerfi Canal La panne de l'immobilier freine la reprise    Thomas Grjebine latribune.fr La BCE peut réellement soutenir l'investissement en Europe    Urszula Szczerbowicz, Natacha Valla la-croix.com L'espoir d'un accord européen avec la Grèce reporté    Thomas Grjebine Le Monde L'Europe prisonnière de l'obsession de la compétitivité    Sébastien Jean	Edito Compétitivité : une obsession dangereuse pour la cohésion européenne A l'heure où les excédents européens s'accumulent, sur fond d'atonie interne, les injonctions à améliorer la compétitivité externe de l'Union sont paradoxales. Pour l'Europe, le risque n'est pas de perdre sa compétitivité. Il est de ne pas retrouver sa cohésion et sa croissance. >>> Sébastien Jean   Rester informé Recevoir une alerte Lire un flux RSS Suivre @CEPII_Paris Nous contacter Nos autres sites   Faits & chiffres 4 On distingue quatre composantes dans les échanges extérieurs, « 4 Chine », qui se singularisent chacune par des évolutions spécifiques : 1) les firmes chinoises qui font du commerce ordinaire ; 2) celles q ui font des échanges de processing ; 3) les firmes étrangères qui font du commerce ordinaire ; 4) celles qui font des échanges de processing . >>> Françoise Lemoine, Sandra Poncet, Deniz Ünal, Clément Cassé   Opinion Diversifier la structure de financement de l'économie de la zone euro En optant plutôt pour les instruments financiers émis directement par des entreprises, la BCE offrirait un financement alternatif aux entreprises pour mener à bien leurs projets d'investissement, et ce faisant accélérerait sans doute la reprise de l'économie de la zone euro.>>> Urszula Szczerbowicz, Natacha Valla   Emplois Economistes Macroéconomiste Date limite de dépôt de candidature : 15/05/2015 Stagiaires Visiting Researchers ISSN: 1255-7072 Directeur de publication : Sébastien Jean Rédacteur en chef : Dominique Pianelli
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April 2015 Warehousing reforms - comments by 2 May Following our announcement on 2 March regarding the next steps in warehousing reforms, we invite comments on the discussion paper relating to warehousing policy and the physical delivery network. Discussion paper >   LMEselect release 7.4 - launches 27 April 2015 The new release of our electronic trading platform, LMEselect, will go live on Monday 27 April, bringing interesting new developments and functionality. Find out more > New Pre-trade risk management tool coming soon Part of the Liquidity Roadmap and the release of LMEselect 7.4, our pre-trade risk management tool will launch mid-May 2015. Full article > Trading activity report - March 2015 Our monthly report contains an overview of all our contracts and a snapshot of each metal including prices, volumes and warehouse stock movements. Get the report   London Update Forum - London, Monday 20 April 2015 Join Garry Jones, Trevor Spanner, Matthew Chamberlain and Paul MacGregor for an update on current activities and initiatives at the LME. After the presentation there'll be a chance to network and meet the LME team over drinks. Register now > LME Week Asia - Hong Kong, Wednesday 20 May 2015 Bringing together representatives from the metal and financial communities, LME Week Asia is the must-attend metals event in the Asian business calendar. Reserve your place now to avoid disappointment. Register now >   LME, HKEx and Borsa Istanbul agree new partnership We are delighted that in our new strategic partnership, LME, HKEx and Borsa Istanbul will work closely to develop products and services for the steel market, and also on the dissemination of market data. Full article > Garry Jones speaks to John Lothian News Garry Jones, CEO of LME and Co-Head of Global Markets HKEx, talked to John Lothian News at FIA Boca Raton in March about the LME's next steps, Asian growth and new product developments. Watch in full > Upcoming events April/May Various locations LME Education and Training Our expert team are delivering courses around the world in April/May. Find out more about the LME and our contracts. Book your place > 13-15 April Santiago, Chile CRU 14th World Copper Conference Garry Jones will be speaking. Visit the team at our exhibition stand. Find out more > 20 April London, UK LME Update Forum News and developments from the LME Find out more > 20-22 April Lausanne, Switzerland FT Commodities Global Summit Matthew Chamberlain will be speaking on the 'Commodities and Regulation' panel on 22 April Find out more >  29-30 April London, UK Metal Bulletin 3rd International Nickel Conference LME are proud sponsors of this event  Find out more > 4 May Helsinki, Finland  Metal Bulletin 19th Zinc and its Markets Seminar Robert Fig will be speaking about zinc and the LME Find out more >  11-13 May Dubai, UAE 20th CRU World Aluminum Conference Oscar Wehtje will be speaking Find out more > 20-21 May Munich, Germany  Metal Bulletin 2nd Aluminium Alloys and their Applications Conference Georgina Hallett will discuss the LME's activities in this market Find out more> 20 May Hong Kong, China LME Week Asia The LME's must-attend Asian metals event Book your place> Access real-time prices, charts and reports Sign up for a four-week free trial and get instant access on your desktop or mobile. Start your free trial follow us on twitter connect with linkedin follow us on google+ You have received this email because you have previously provided us with your email address and shown an interest in the London Metal Exchange. If you do not want to receive future emails from us please follow this link. © The London Metal Exchange - A member of the HKEx Group. Registration number 2128666 | 56 Leadenhall Street, London, EC3A 2DX The London Metal Exchange logo is a registered trademark of The London Metal Exchange. Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions

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Working Paper No. 15/89: Fair Weather or Foul? The Macroeconomic Effects of El Niño Author/Editor: Paul Cashin ; Kamiar Mohaddes ; Mehdi Raissi Summary: 

This paper employs a dynamic multi-country framework to analyze the international macroeconomic transmission of El Niño weather shocks. 

This framework comprises 21 country/region-specific models, estimated over the period 1979Q2 to 2013Q1, and accounts for not only direct exposures of countries to El Niño shocks but also indirect effects through thirdmarkets. 

We contribute to the climate-macroeconomy literature by exploiting exogenous variation in El Niño weather events over time, and their impact on different regions crosssectionally, to causatively identify the effects of El Niño shocks on growth, inflation, energy and non-fuel commodity prices. 

The results show that there are considerable heterogeneities in the responses of different countries to El Niño shocks. While Australia, Chile, Indonesia, India, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa face a short-lived fall in economic activity in response to an El Niño shock, for other countries (including the United States and European region), an El Niño occurrence has a growth-enhancing effect.

 Furthermore, most countries in our sample experience short-run inflationary pressures as both energy and non-fuel commodity prices increase. Given these findings, macroeconomic policy formulation should take into consideration the likelihood and effects of El Niño weather episodes. 

http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/cat/longres.aspx?sk=42841.0


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