Stock Market Performance: Foretelling and Crisis Signalling?
Based on the authors’ empirical results, using the Extreme Value theory, they conclude that stock market performance, particularly in times of vulnerabilities, does contain some information which may signal an impending crisis. This signal can be within the same month up to between 1- 3 months ahead. They are, however, not arguing that policymakers must take into account asset prices in their policy decisions. On the contrary, they argue that policymakers may want to be proactive and react accordingly to lessen the likelihood and impact of potential crisis in the making.
Authors: | Choon-Seng Lim, Vincent ; Hussain, Nurulhuda Mohd. |
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Institutions: | South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and Training Centre |
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