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This study examines the benefits of using high-frequency data in forecasting Portuguese GDP
growth, comparing U-MIDAS and VAR models. U-MIDAS integrates monthly data for
flexibility, while VAR uses quarterly data. Using data from 2000Q1 to 2020Q4 for model
estimation, forecasts cover 2021Q1 to 2024Q1, a period of COVID-19 recovery and
inflationary pressures. Key indicators include industrial production, unemployment rate, PSI 20 index, and exports. The results show that U-MIDAS performs better in short- and long-term
forecasts, while VAR excels in the medium term. These findings are statistically compared
using methods such as the Diebold-Mariano test, and the Clark-West test.
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Forecasting Mixed data sampling U-MIDAS VAR Portuguese GDP Nowcasting High-frequency data
