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In this paper we show how IGARCH effects can arise as an artifact of unaccounted structural change. Using daily returns for the DM/US$ and Yen/US$ exchange rates, the finding is shown to have empirical relevance. GARCH models appear to be useful approximations, for short term forecasting, to a...
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In this paper we test for the existence of long memory and structural breaks in the realized variance process for the DM/US$ and Yen/US$ exchange rates. While long memory is evident in the actual processes, a structural break analysis reveals that this feature is partially explained by...
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This paper introduces a new long memory volatility process, denoted by Adaptive FIGARCH, or A-FIGARCH, which is designed to account for both long memory and structural change in the conditional variance process. Structural change is modeled by allowing the intercept to follow a slowly varying...
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rate. The results point to the importance of accurately modelling the persistence properties of volatility in terms of …
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What are the causes of exchange rate volatility? When second moments implications of theories of exchange rates determination are considered, long-term fundamental linkages between macroeconomic and exchange rate volatility can be envisaged. Moreover, as the exchange rate is an important...
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We compare the computation of Value at Risk with daily and with high frequency data for the Deutschmark-US dollar exchange rate. Among the main points considered in the paper are: (a) the comparison of measures of Value at Risk on the basis of multi-step volatility forecasts; (b) the computation...
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We introduce a model for the analysis of intraday volatility of exchange rates returns, based on the structural time series methodology. The stochastic seasonal component is useful to model intra-day effects which may be different from one day to the other. The model is estimated with high...
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What are the causes of exchange rate volatility? When second moments implications of theories of exchange rates determination are considered, long-term fundamental linkages between macroeconomic and exchange rate volatility can be envisaged. Moreover, as the exchange rate is an important...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10004972533
This paper introduces a new long memory volatility process, denoted by Adaptive <i>FIGARCH</i>, or <i>A-FIGARCH</i>, which is designed to account for both long memory and structural change in the conditional variance process. Structural change is modeled by allowing the intercept to follow a slowly varying...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005106466
Is there a short- to medium-term linkage between macroeconomic and exchange rate volatility? This paper provides a clear-cut answer to the above question, pointing to significant linkages and trade-offs between macroeconomic and exchange rate volatility, particularly involving output volatility....
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