Source: World Trade Organization – WTO (video statements)
Download this video from the WTO website:
https://www.wto.org/english/res_e/webcas_e/webcas_e.htm
Your FBI Moment – Josh
Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (video statements)
When the United States is faced with a generational threat, the FBI will be ready. For Josh, a supervisory intelligence analyst at the FBI, he describes how working #YourFBI works in counterintelligence to meet the challenge.
Disaggregated Economic Accounts
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Asger L. Andersen* (University of Copenhagen)
with Kilian Huber (University of Chicago), Niels Johannesen (University of Oxford), Ludwig Straub (Harvard University), Emil Toft Vestergard (Danmarks Nationalbank),
Discussant: Chiara Osbat (Bank for International Settlements)
The Short Lags of Monetary Policy
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Afonso Soto de Moura* (European Central Bank)
with Gergely Buda (Barcelona School of Economics), Vasco M. Carvalho (University of Cambridge), Giancarlo Corsetti (European University Institute), João B. Duarte (Nova School of Business and Economics), Stephen Hansen (University College London), Álvaro Ortiz (BBVA Research), Tomasa Rodrigo (BBVA Research), José V. Rodríguez Mora (CUNEF Universidad, University of Edinburgh), Guilherme Alves da Silva (Nova School of Business and Economics)
Discussant: Leonardo Melosi (European University Institute)
Principled Identification of Structural Dynamic Models
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Peter Reinhard Hansen* (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
with Neville Francis (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) and Chen Tong (Xiamen University)
Discussant: Oriol González-Casasús (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Generative Economic Modeling
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Fabio Stohler* (University of Bonn)
with Hanno Kase (European Central Bank) and Matthias Rottner (Bank for International Settlements)
Discussant: Michael Reiter (Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna)
Adventures in Demand Analysis Using AI
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Martin Spindler* (University of Hamburg)
with Philipp Bach (Freie Universität Berlin), Victor Chernozhukov (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Sven Klaassen, Jan Teichert-Kluge (all University of Hamburg) and Suhas Vijaykumar (University of California, San Diego)
Discussant: Dimitris Georgarakos (European Central Bank)
LLM Survey Framework: Coverage, Reasoning, Dynamics, Identification
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Jin Xi* (Chinese Academy of Sciences)
with Jin Cynthia Wu and Shihan Xie (all University of Illinois)
Discussant: Olga Goldfayn-Frank (Deutsche Bundesbank)
From Text to Quantified Insights: A Large-Scale LLM Analysis of Central Bank Communication
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Ole Gregarek* (International Monetary Fund)
with Thiago Christiano Silva, Kei Moriya, and Romain Michel Veyrune (all International Monetary Fund)
Discussant: Leif Anders Thorsrud (BI Norwegian Business School)
Welcome | AI and Forecasting Techniques Conference 2026
Source: European Central Bank (video statements)
Welcome remarks by João Sousa, European Central Bank, on the first day of the 2026 Forecasting Techniques conference.
This biennial European Central Bank conference provides a forum for new theoretical and applied work on forecasting with an aim to put new insights into practice. Under the title “Artificial intelligence in economic narratives, forecasting and risk assessments”, the forthcoming edition focuses on the use of AI algorithms for economic analysis, exploring how these methods are transforming the way economists understand and interpret economic phenomena.
The conference took place on 23 and 24 March 2026.
Watch all sessions from the conference:
See the conference programme here: https://studio.youtube.com/playlist/PLnVAEZuF9FZnMPzsAhkMgCVdx7rdyS_uH/edit
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/conferences/html/20260323_13th_conference_on_forecasting_techniques.en.html