Jeffrey Sheen

Jeffrey Sheen is a Professor of Economics at Macquarie University, with a focus on monetary policy, inflation, exchange rates, and labor market dynamics. His research explores the interplay between economic uncertainty and policy transmission mechanisms.

• Professor, Department of Economics, Macquarie University

Research Interests

Sheen's work examines monetary policy uncertainty, commodity market volatility, and their impacts on global economies. Key areas include:

• Monetary Policy and Inflation Dynamics
• Commodity Price Uncertainty
• Dynamic Factor Models for Economic Surveillance
• Labor Market Adjustments
• Foreign Exchange Interventions
• Policy Shock Transmission

Research Outputs

His recent publications analyze policy uncertainty's role in bond markets, energy/commodity price effects, and dynamic models for financial stability. Collaborations with researchers like B. Wang and N. Ponomareva highlight cross-disciplinary trends.

Professional Activities

• Organized Financial Risk Day (2018–2021)
• Editorial reviewer for Economic Record (2010–2015)