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<b>Measuring the Return and Volatility Spillovers between European and Emerging Seven Stock Markets</b><b>]</b>
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Purpose:The study intends to investigate the impact of stock market volatility spillover effect from the major European countries to the emerging seven countries. Method: The study has made use of VAR-GARCH methodology, by Ling and Mc-Aleer (2003)to analyze the stock prices of major European countries and emerging seven countries’ indices from 2010 to 2021. Findings:As expected, intense volatility spillover effect has been observed especially, from European countries to emerging seven ones.Germany, France, and UK, have substantial spillover effect to Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico, China and Turkey. Implications:The findings also support the fact that geographic proximity, the absence of time difference and close cultural familiarity may help to disseminate investment opportunities and information.
Originality: The study contributes in by studding the volatility spillover over effect from developed countries to emerging countries by applying VAR-GARCH which was the missing link in literature.
Keywords: Volatility Spillover, EuropeanMarkets, Emerging Seven Countries, VAR-GARCH Model JEL Classifications: F3, G00, G1, G14
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Title: <b>Measuring the Return and Volatility Spillovers between European and Emerging Seven Stock Markets</b><b>]</b>
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Purpose:The study intends to investigate the impact of stock market volatility spillover effect from the major European countries to the emerging seven countries.
Method: The study has made use of VAR-GARCH methodology, by Ling and Mc-Aleer (2003)to analyze the stock prices of major European countries and emerging seven countries’ indices from 2010 to 2021.
Findings:As expected, intense volatility spillover effect has been observed especially, from European countries to emerging seven ones.
Germany, France, and UK, have substantial spillover effect to Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico, China and Turkey.
Implications:The findings also support the fact that geographic proximity, the absence of time difference and close cultural familiarity may help to disseminate investment opportunities and information.
Originality: The study contributes in by studding the volatility spillover over effect from developed countries to emerging countries by applying VAR-GARCH which was the missing link in literature.
Keywords: Volatility Spillover, EuropeanMarkets, Emerging Seven Countries, VAR-GARCH Model JEL Classifications: F3, G00, G1, G14.
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