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This paper assesses the possible contemporaneous relationship between stock index prices, earnings and long-term government bond yields for a large number of countries and over a time period that spans several decades. In a cointegration framework, our analysis looks at three hypotheses. First,...
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This paper looks at the interplay of volatility and liquidity on the Euronext trading platform during the December 2, 2002 to April 30, 2003 time period. Using transaction and order book data for some large- and mid-cap Brussels-traded stocks on Euronext, we study the ex-ante liquidity vs...
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In this paper, we focus on the trade and quote data for the IBM stock traded at the NYSE. We present two different framworks for analyzing this dataset. First, using regularly sampled observations, we characterize the intraday volatility of the mid-point of the bid-ask quotes by estimating GARCH...
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This paper proposes a class of asymmetric Autoregressive Conditional Duration models, which extends the ACD model of Engle and Russell (1997). The asymmetry consists of letting the duration process depend on the state of the price process in the beginning and at the end of the each duration. If...
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This paper tests market co-integration, market leadership and price margins in the context of the recent development of European markets for imported off-season fresh fruit countries in the southern hemisphere. The Engle-Garner and Johansen co-integration tests show that the main European...
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This paper introduces the logarithmic autoregressive conditional duration model (log-ACD model). The logarithmic version allows for more flexibilitythan the ACD model of Engel and Russel (1995), when additional variables are included in the model. We apply the log-ACD model to bid/ask prices...
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