
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2333459
I apply the model with unobserved components and stochastic volatility (UC-SV) to forecast the Russian consumer price index. I extend the model which was previously suggested as a model for inflation forecasting in the USA to take into account a possible difference in model parameters and seasonal factor. Comparison of the out-of-sample forecasting performance of the linear AR model and the UC-SV model by mean squared error of prediction shows better results for the latter model. Relatively small absolute value of the standard error of the forecasts calculated by the UC-SV model makes it a reasonable candidate for a real time forecasting method for the Russian CPI.
Stochastic volatility, MCMC, Russia, CPI, forecasting., jel: jel:C53, jel: jel:E37
Stochastic volatility, MCMC, Russia, CPI, forecasting., jel: jel:C53, jel: jel:E37
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