Empirical analysis of the correlation and cointegration of Chinese stock market A and B
Wang Chun
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Wang Chun
Abstract
The paper studies the relationship between the Chinese stock market A and B by using the correlation,cointegration and Granger causality test in order to find out the regulation of the moving of the stock pricing.According to the result,stock market A and B have cointegration relation ever since stock market B was opened to the mainland investors.The result shows that stock market A was prior to stock market B in Shanghai,but the situation was not found in Shenzhen stock market.The result also offers a reference to judge and analyze the basic characteristics and investor behavior of Chinese stock market.
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The paper studies the relationship between the Chinese stock market A and B by using the correlation,cointegration and Granger causality test in order to find out the regulation of the moving of the stock pricing.According to the result,stock market A and B have cointegration relation ever since stock market B was opened to the mainland investors.The result shows that stock market A was prior to stock market B in Shanghai,but the situation was not found in Shenzhen stock market.The result also offers a reference to judge and analyze the basic characteristics and investor behavior of Chinese stock market.
Key concepts: Stock market, Cointegration, Stock market bubble, Granger causality, Financial economics, Stock (firearms), Economics, Restricted stock