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-variate GARCH-in-mean model and volatility spillovers. The empirical results show the significant effects (positive and negative …, respectively) of the stock market returns, interest rate, and exchange rate volatility of the financial sector during the crisis …. Besides, we find, in most cases, significant (positive and negative, respectively) volatility spillovers from market return …
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Exchange rate volatility has been identified as one of the drivers of export diversification. Previous studies have … assumed a symmetric relationship between the two variables. However, because volatility could be positive or negative and … replace exchange rate volatility (Positive and negative variables) and utilized the Linear Autoregressive Distributed Lag …
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This study analyzes the trilateral relationship between macroeconomic variables of oil prices, stock market index, and exchange rate to demonstrate their behavior and inter-relationship in the economic setup of Pakistan. The investigated period includes daily time series data ranging from 4...
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followed by a co-integration technique by Johansen (1988). We find that stock market indexes serve as a transmission channel …
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The study examines the relationship between the stock market and exchange rate in South Africa for the period from 1980 to 2020. Quarterly data was used employing the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model given the order of integration of the variables. The empirical results revealed that...
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