
About Peter Tillmann
Peter Tillmann is a professor of monetary economics at Justus Liebig University Giessen in Germany.Uncertainty about Federal Reserve policy and its transmission to emerging economies: Evidence from Twitter

If the United States Federal Reserve tightens or eases monetary conditions, this impacts emerging economies. Over the years since the global financial crisis, a second type of spillover has emerged: spillovers stemming from the uncertainty about future monetary policy. Uncertainty spillovers exist above and beyond those stemming from specific policy steps. It is the uncertainty about the likely course of monetary policy that led investors to adjust their portfolios, thus leading to side effects on emerging markets.


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