RESEARCH / RELATIONSHIPS / EVIDENCEREFERENCE EDITION / 15 OCTOBER 2026
Cross Asset
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Equities, rates, currencies and commodities.
Understand the transmission. Inspect the evidence.

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  1. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: ALFRED vintage-data documentation
  2. BIS: Effective exchange rates, definitions and methodology
  3. FRED Help: Formulas used to calculate growth rates
  4. FRED Help: Missing values in aggregation methods
  5. FRED Help: What is Frequency Aggregation?
  6. FRED Help: Order of Processing in FRED Graph
  7. FRED: DFII10 series definition and source notes
  8. DGS10 / Federal Reserve Board via FRED
  9. DGS2 / Federal Reserve Board via FRED
  10. New York Fed Liberty Street Economics: How Uncertain Is the Estimated Probability of a Future Recession?
  11. BIS Quarterly Review: The correlation of equity and bond returns
  12. BIS Quarterly Review: Covered interest parity lost: understanding the cross-currency basis
  13. BIS Quarterly Review: Does the financial channel of exchange rates offset the trade channel?
  14. BIS Quarterly Review: The US dollar and capital flows to EMEs
  15. BIS: US Treasuries and equity sell-offs, is the hedge faltering?
  16. BIS Working Paper 590: The failure of covered interest parity: FX hedging demand and costly balance sheets
  17. CFA Institute: Backtesting & Simulation
  18. CFA Institute: Currency Management: An Introduction
  19. CFA Institute: Discounted Dividend Valuation
  20. CFA Institute: Estimation and Inference
  21. CFA Institute: Free Cash Flow Valuation
  22. CFA Institute: Introduction to Commodities and Commodity Derivatives
  23. CFA Institute: Market-Based Valuation: Price and Enterprise Value Multiples
  24. CFA Institute: Overview of Fixed-Income Portfolio Management
  25. CFA Institute: Portfolio Risk and Return: Part I
  26. CFA Institute: Yield-Based Bond Convexity and Portfolio Properties
  27. CFA Institute: Yield-Based Bond Duration Measures and Properties
  28. CFTC: Economic Purpose of Futures Markets and How They Work
  29. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago: What Drives Gold Prices?
  30. CME Group: Learn About Contract Specifications
  31. CME Group: Mark-to-Market
  32. CME Group: Understanding Futures Expiration & Contract Roll
  33. CME Group: What is Contango and Backwardation
  34. CME Group: Understanding the importance of Basis Point Value
  35. Campbell & Company (2014), hosted by CME Group: Deconstructing Futures Returns: The Role of Roll Yield
  36. ECB: What is inflation?
  37. ECB: What are interest rates and what is the difference between nominal and real interest rates?
  38. ECB: Transmission mechanism of monetary policy
  39. ECB: Why the drivers of inflation matter for monetary policy
  40. ECB: Leveraged investment funds, synthetic exposures and liquidity risks
  41. ECB: Euro foreign exchange reference rates
  42. EIA: Petroleum table definitions, sources, and explanatory notes
  43. EIA: Oil prices and outlook
  44. EIA: How do we calculate product supplied?
  45. EIA: Differences in product supplied among publications
  46. Federal Reserve FEDS: Firm Financial Conditions and the Transmission of Monetary Policy
  47. Federal Reserve FEDS: The Effect of the Federal Reserve on the Stock Market: Magnitudes, Channels and Shocks
  48. Federal Reserve Board: Revisions to the Federal Reserve Dollar Indexes
  49. Federal Reserve FEDS Notes: Tips from TIPS: Update and Discussions
  50. Federal Reserve FEDS Notes: Updating the Recession Risk and the Excess Bond Premium
  51. Federal Reserve IFDP Notes: International Spillovers of Monetary Policy
  52. Federal Reserve: How does the Federal Reserve affect inflation and employment?
  53. Federal Reserve Board: 2025 Stress Test Scenarios, hypothetical exercise definitions
  54. IMF: Primary Commodity Price Index technical documentation
  55. IMF: Stress Testing Financial Systems, portfolio and balance-sheet mapping
  56. IMF Working Paper 2025/065: Demand for Safe Assets and Spillovers from the Global Dollar Cycle
  57. Federal Reserve Bank of New York: The Yield Curve as a Leading Indicator
  58. Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Treasury Term Premia

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