Fabio Rumler

Head of International Economics Section
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Forschungsschwerpunkte

  • international economics
  • macroeconomics and monetary policy
  • Inflation and inflation expectations

Ausgewählte Publikationen

Messner, T. and F. Rumler (2025), What Do Household Scanner Data Tell Us about Inflation Heterogeneity?, International Journal of Central Banking, forthcoming.

Allinger, K. and F. Rumler (2024), Inflation Expectations in CESEE: The Role of Sentiment and Experiences, Comparative Economic Studies, 67 (2), 426-451.

Messner, T., F. Rumler and G. Strasser (2024), Cross-Country Price Dispersion: Retail Network or National Border?, Journal of International Economics, 152, 103996.

Gautier, E., C. Conflitti, B. Fabo, R. Faber, L. Fadejeva, V. Jouvanceau, J.-O. Menz, T. Messner, P. Petroulas, P. Roldan-Blanco, F. Rumler, S. Santoro, E. Wieland and H. Zimmer (2024), New Facts on Consumer Price Rigidity in the Euro Area, American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics 16 (4), 386-431.

Mihailov, A., S. McKnight and F. Rumler. (2020). Inflation Forecasting Using the New Keynesian Phillips Curve with a Time-Varying Trend, Economic Modelling 87, 383–393.

Rumler, F. and M. T. Valderrama (2020). Inflation Literacy and Inflation Expectations: Evidence from Austrian Household Survey Data, Economic Modelling 87, 8–23.

Ambler, S. and F. Rumler (2019). The Effectiveness of Unconventional Monetary Policy Announcements in the Euro Area: An Event and Econometric Study, Journal of International Money and Finance 94, Q2/2019, 48-61.

Rumler, F. and W. Waschiczek (2016). Have Changes in the Financial Structure Affected Bank Profitability? Evidence for Austria, The European Journal of Finance 22 (10), 803–824.

Posch, J. and F. Rumler (2015). Semi-Structural Forecasting of UK Inflation Based on the Hybrid New Keynesian Phillips Curve, Journal of Forecasting 34 (2), March 2015, 145–162.

Rumler, F., J. Baumgartner and A. Stiglbauer (2011). Patterns and Determinants of Price Changes: Analysing Individual Consumer Prices in Austria, German Economic Review 12 (3), August 2011, 336–350.