NEW YORKâOn Friday, November 14, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will host a hybrid symposium titled “The Economic Implications of Heightened Uncertainty”. Organized by the New York Fed’s Applied Macroeconomics and Econometrics Center, the symposium aims to stimulate debate among academics, practitioners, and policymakers on the implications of heightened uncertainty.
The sessions will cover what elevated uncertainty means for global trade and productivity, financial markets and liquidity, firms’ and households’ decision-making, and the macroeconomy at large.
The conference is open to the public virtually. Further details and registration information are available on the event page.
The event is open to media both virtually and in person. All remarks are on the record and a recording will be made available afterward. Media who wish to attend must register by contacting Mariah Measey at Mariah.Measey@ny.frb.org.
