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This paper investigates whether a high oil price event that worsens the quality of a firm's balance sheet in turn provides an additional transmission channel to the stock market, which then affects stock returns. We examine the asymmetric impacts of monetary shocks on stock returns across high...
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This paper analyzes the impact of an unexpected increase in the federal funds rate target on stock returns. The main innovation is the use of a measure of monetary policy shocks based on the ACH-VAR (autoregressive conditional hazard VAR) model for the federal funds rate target. This model...
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We examine asymmetries in the impact of monetary policy surprises on stock returns between bull and bear markets in the period 1994 to 2005. We ask how these impacts respond to the relative ability of firms to obtain external finance. We find that the impact of a surprise monetary policy in a...
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This paper analyzes the impact of an unexpected increase in the federal funds rate target on stock returns. The main innovation is the use of a measure of monetary policy shocks based on the ACH-VAR (autoregressive conditional hazard VAR) model for the federal funds rate target. This model...
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We use firm-level data to reexamine the issue of possibly different impacts of “informative” and “uninformative” FOMC statements on stock returns in the period from 1999 to 2007. Our paper finds that stock returns respond significantly to surprise monetary shocks based on the informative...
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