Price and Volatility Spillovers between Stock Prices and Exchange Rates: Empirical Evidence from the G-7 Countries
Sheng‐Yung Yang, Shuh-Chyi Doong
Abstract
Sheng‐Yung Yang, Shuh-Chyi Doong
Abstract
This paper explores the nature of the mean and volatility transmission mechanism between stock and foreign exchange markets for the G-7 countries. Empirical evidence supports the asymmetric volatility spillover effect and shows that movements of stock prices will affect future exchange rate movements, but changes in exchange rates have less direct impact on future changes of stock prices. The implication is particularly important to international portfolio managers when devising hedging and diversification strategies for their portfolios. Key words: exchange rate; stock price; bivariate EGARCH model; asymmetric volatility spillover JEL classification: C22; F31; G12 1.
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This paper explores the nature of the mean and volatility transmission mechanism between stock and foreign exchange markets for the G-7 countries. Empirical evidence supports the asymmetric volatility spillover effect and shows that movements of stock prices will affect future exchange rate movements, but changes in exchange rates have less direct impact on future changes of stock prices. The implication is particularly important to international portfolio managers when devising hedging and diversification strategies for their portfolios. Key words: exchange rate; stock price; bivariate EGARCH model; asymmetric volatility spillover JEL classification: C22; F31; G12 1.
Key concepts: Economics, Volatility (finance), Monetary economics, Diversification (marketing strategy), Spillover effect, Stock (firearms), Stock exchange, Portfolio