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measures, the financial globalization index corrects for the heteroscedasticity of global volatility. This leads to a downward … globalization reduces market volatility (measured by the volatility of stock returns) in tranquil times, and increases it in … turbulent ones. On average, the first effect dominates, so that financial globalization leads to a decrease in market volatility …
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This paper investigates the causal impact of oil price fluctuations on financial markets since January 2014. Following a heteroscedasticity-based event study approach, the paper instruments changes in oil prices by exogenous shocks in oil supply. It finds that oil price declines raise...
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This paper addresses the role of market remoteness in explaining maize price volatility in Burkina Faso. A model of … price volatility. Empirical support is provided to the proposition by exploring an unusually rich data set of monthly maize … volatility. The analysis finds that maize price volatility is greatest in remote markets. The results also show that maize …
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fund managers generate excess in stock return volatility, with stocks exhibiting short-term abnormal returns followed by …
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The authors explore how Koreas financial structure affects the volatility of asset prices. Documented empirical … price volatility - extreme variations in price - and financial structure. And the volatility of financial and non … affects the volatility of the real effective exchange rate, the money market rate, government bond yields, and stock prices …
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Controlling for bond and issuer characteristics, bond spreads are expected to be equal across different legal jurisdictions, and differences are expected to disappear through arbitrage. However, an analysis of 435 U.S. dollar–denominated bonds issued by 53 emerging market sovereigns during...
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emerging and developing economies issuance. A decrease in U.S. expected equity market (or interest rate) volatility, U …
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A diaspora bond is a debt instrument issued by a country - or potentially, a sub-sovereign entity or a private corporation - to raise financing from its overseas diaspora. Israel and India have raised $35-40 billion using these bonds. Drawing on their experiences, this paper discusses the...
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, the volatility of growth and the volatility of trade flows tend to move together; they declined from the 1990s until 2009 …, followed by an increase since 2009. This paper explores the drivers of such movements in trade-flow volatility. The analysis … decomposes trade growth into six components to study their contribution to the overall volatility of trade flows, and presents …
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the financial system is important in explaining consumption, and investment volatility. The proportion of credit provided … to the private sector, best explains volatility of consumption, and output. The authors generate their main results using … investment volatility. The simple availability of credit to the private sector, probably helps smooth consumption, and GDP …
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