Ida Hjortsoe

Senior Research Manager - Research Hub

Biography

Ida Hjortsoe is a senior research manager at the Bank’s Research Hub. She joined the Bank of England in 2012 after completing her PhD in Economics at the European University Institute and the London School of Economics. Ida started her career at the Bank in the International Directorate and then worked as a monetary policy adviser, before moving to the Research Hub in 2017. 

Ida’s research interests include international macroeconomics, international finance and monetary economics.

 

Ida's Bank publications

Publication // Working Paper

Non-linearities, asymmetries and dollar currency...

Non-linearities, asymmetries and dollar currency pricing in exchange rate pass-through: evidence from...
Publication // Working Paper

Understanding US export dynamics: does modelling...

Understanding US export dynamics: does modelling the extensive margin of exports help?
Publication // External MPC Unit Discussion Paper

Shocks versus structure: Explaining differences...

Shocks versus structure: Explaining differences in exchange rate pass-through across countries and time
Publication // External MPC Unit Discussion Paper

Current account deficits during heightened...

Current account deficits during heightened risk: menacing or mitigating?
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Ida's selected academic publications

International Evidence on Shock-Dependent Exchange Rate Pass-Through, with Kristin Forbes and Tsvetelina Nenova, IMF Economic Review (2020)
The Shocks Matter: Improving our Estimates of Exchange Rate Pass-Through, with Kristin Forbes and Tsvetelina Nenova, Journal of International Economics (2018)
How Does Financial Liberalisation Affect the Influence of Monetary Policy on the Current Account?, with Martin Weale and Tomasz Wieladek, Journal of International Money and Finance (2018)
Current Account Deficits During Heightened Risk: Menacing or Mitigating?, with K Forbes and T Nenova, Economic Journal (2017)
Imbalances and Fiscal Policy in a Monetary union, Journal of International Economics (2016)

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