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New indicators of perceived inflation in France based on media data
[De nouveaux indicateurs de perception de l’inflation en France issus des médias]

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  • Jean-Charles Bricongne
  • Olivier de Bandt
  • Annabelle De Gaye
  • Julien Denes
  • Paul Hubert
  • Pierre-Antoine Robert

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The recent rise in inflation could affect households' and businesses' perception of inflation. This post describes new indicators of perceived inflation in France constructed from alternative data: newspaper articles and messages from the social network Twitter. The advantage of such data is that they are available at high frequency and in real time. La hausse récente de l’inflation pourrait modifier la perception de l’inflation des ménages et des entreprises. Ce billet décrit de nouveaux indicateurs de perception d’inflation en France construits à partir de données alternatives : articles de presse écrite et messages du réseau social Twitter. Ceux-ci ont l’avantage d’être disponibles à haute fréquence et en temps réel.

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  • Jean-Charles Bricongne & Olivier de Bandt & Annabelle De Gaye & Julien Denes & Paul Hubert & Pierre-Antoine Robert, . "New indicators of perceived inflation in France based on media data [De nouveaux indicateurs de perception de l’inflation en France issus des médias]," Eco Notepad (in progress), Banque de France.
    • Handle: RePEc:bfr:econot:299
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