In September 2015, SUERF launched the SUERF Policy Notes series with focus on current financial, monetary or economic issues, designed for policy makers and financial practitioners, authored by renowned experts.
| Date published | SUERF | Issue | Title | Author(s) |
| Jun 2023 | Policy Brief | No 599 | Measuring the Temporal Dimension of Text: An Application to Policymaker Speeches | David Byrne, Robert Goodhead, Michael McMahon, Conor Parle |
| Feb 2023 | Policy Brief | No 528 | Federal Reserve Speeches Meet Transformer Models | Christoph Bertsch, Isaiah Hull, Robin L. Lumsdaine, Xin Zhang |
| Dec 2022 | Policy Brief | No 496 | New Frontiers in Monetary Policy Communication: Discovering Central Bank Tweeting | Donato Masciandaro, Oana Peia, Davide Romelli |
| Dec 2022 | Policy Brief | No 480 | Quantitative forward guidance through interest rate projections | Boris Hofmann, Dora Xia |
| Nov 2022 | Policy Brief | No 459 | Central Bank Communication with the General Public: Challenging, Yet Worthwhile | Alan S. Blinder, Michael Ehrmann, Jakob de Haan, David-Jan Jansen |
| Oct 2022 | Policy Brief | No 447 | Does the European Central Bank speak differently when in parliament? A comparative textual analysis of the European Central Bank’s speeches in the European Parliament and in press conferences | Nicolò Fraccaroli, Alessandro Giovannini, Jean-François Jamet, Eric Persson |
| Aug 2022 | Policy Brief | No 390 | Dissent in the ECB’s Governing Council Increases Households’ Inflation Uncertainty | Moritz Grebe, Peter Tillmann |
| Jul 2022 | Policy Brief | No 365 | Subjective inflation expectations of households and firms | Michael Weber |
| Mar 2022 | Policy Brief | No 306 | ECB Communication and its Impact on Financial Markets | Klodiana Istrefi, Florens Odendahl, Giulia Sestieri |
| Nov 2021 | Policy Brief | No 232 | Central banks on social media – the reception of ECB communication among experts and non-experts on Twitter | Michael Ehrmann, Alena Wabitsch |
| Oct 2021 | Policy Brief | No 211 | Technical barriers to trade play the most important role in trade of goods in information and communications technology | Mahdi Ghodsi |
| Sep 2021 | Policy Brief | No 176 | Does the ECB’s monetary policy react to the balance of risks? | Philippine Cour-Thimann, Alexander Jung |
| Aug 2021 | Policy Brief | No 153 | What’s the Message? Interpreting Monetary Policy Through Central Bankers’ Speeches | Martin Feldkircher, Paul Hofmarcher, Pierre Siklos |
| Jul 2021 | Policy Note | No 249 | Gender, women economic concerns and monetary policy decision-making | Sylvie Goulard |
| Jun 2021 | Policy Brief | No 119 | Six ways to bring inflation (expectations) up | Ernest Gnan |
| Apr 2021 | Policy Brief | No 80 | Fed’s financial stability concerns and monetary policy | Klodiana Istrefi, Florens Odendahl, Giulia Sestieri |
| Mar 2021 | Policy Brief | No 57 | Central bank communication with the general public: effective or not? | Nils Brouwer, Jakob de Haan |
| Apr 2020 | Policy Note | No 147 | Does It Fit? Tweeting on Monetary Policy and Central Bank Communication | Donato Masciandaro, Davide Romelli, Gaia Rubera |
