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-of-fit and clearly reduces the forecasting uncertainty particularly in low-volatility periods. The proposed approach is shown to …
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, for the purpose of forecasting yield curves. The maturity clusters are identified using a hierarchical clustering …
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This paper applies a local linear level model to European yields using the state space methodology to structural equation models in order to obtain an unobserved state vector containing the level, slope and seasonal component of the yields. In addition, this has been performed by differentiating...
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We propose a new approach to the modelling of the term structure of interest rates. We consider the general dynamic factor model and show how to impose smoothness restrictions on the factor loadings. We further present a statistical procedure based on Wald tests that can be used to find a...
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This article provides several estimates for the shadow rate (SR) of the short-term interest rate in US. We assume maximal models with two and three Gaussian factors, and we use forward rates to estimate the model's parameters. Based on that, we conclude that point estimates of SR should be taken...
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Following the method of Pesaran, Shin and Smith (1999), this study extends the results of Sun, Lin and Nieh (2007) to investigate the risk diversification issue of individual corporate bonds in portfolios. This is one of the few studies on the decomposition of individual corporate yield spreads....
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-of-fit and clearly reduces the forecasting uncertainty particularly in low-volatility periods. The proposed approach is shown to …
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We consider inference for predictive regressions with multiple predictors. Extant tests for predictability may perform unsatisfactorily and tend to discover spurious predictability as the number of predictors increases. We propose a battery of new instrumental-variables based tests which involve...
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