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What drives volatility on financial markets? This paper takes a comprehensive look at the predictability of financial market volatility by macroeconomic and financial variables. We go beyond forecasting stock market volatility (by large the focus in previous studies) and additionally investigate...
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about future dividends. We show that this finding changes substantially when looking at a broad international panel of … reason why dividends in countries with large and more stable firms are more difficult to predict is that these types of firms … smooth their dividend more, and dividend smoothing disconnects movements in future dividends from dividend yield fluctuations …
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In this paper a two-component volatility model based on the component's first moment is introduced to describe the dynamic of speculative return volatility. The two components capture the volatile and persistent part of volatility respectively. Then the model is applied to 10 Asia-Pacific stock...
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In this paper we extend the CKLS one factor short rate model to include extreme value nonlinear mean reversion. Similarly to a recent stock market study, we include the smallest short rate during the previous year in the mean equation. We investigate the US and five other major markets (Canada,...
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This paper introduces regime switching into level-ARCH models for the short rates of the US, the UK, and Germany. Once … bivariate models show that the states of the US and UK short rate volatilities are not independent nor identical. There is …
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macroeconomic regularities, it can provide critical guidance for designing exchange-rate models. This paper presents an optimizing …
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On an international post World War II dataset, we use an iterated GMM pro- cedure to estimate and test the Campbell-Cochrane (1999) habit formation model. In addition, we analyze the predictive power of the surplus consumption ratio for future asset returns. We find that, although there are...
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The paper investigates volatility spillover from US and aggregate European asset markets into European national asset markets. A main contribution is that bond and equity volatility spillover is analyzed simultaneously. A new model belonging to the "volatility-spillover" class is suggested: The...
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This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of portfolio choice with popular foreign exchange (FX) investment styles such as carry trades and strategies commonly known as FX momentum, and FX value. We investigate if diversification benefits can be achieved by style investing in FX markets...
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We estimate long-run consumption-based asset pricing models using a comprehensive set of international test assets … models has to be interpreted with care. …
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