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Causal flows between oil and forex markets using high-frequency data: Asymmetries from good and bad volatility

2019

The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final version can be found by following the DOI link. This paper investigates the causal linkages in volatility between crude oil prices and six major bilateral exchange rates against the U.S. dollar in the time-frequency space using high-frequency intraday data. Special attention is paid to the potential asymmetries in the causal effects between oil and forex markets. The wavelet-based Granger causality method proposed by Olayeni (2016) is applied to quantify the causal relations in the time and frequency domains simultaneously. Moreover, the realized semivariance approach of Barndoff-Nielsen et a…

Economics and EconometricsRealized variance020209 energycrude oil prices02 engineering and technologyMonetary economicsexchange ratesrealized volatilityGranger causality0502 economics and business0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringEconomics050207 economics05 social scienceswavelet analysisgood and bad volatilityhigh-frequency dataGeneral EnergyCurrencyFinancial crisisLiberian dollarGranger causalityFinancializationVolatility (finance)Foreign exchange marketasymmetry
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Volatility co-movements: a time-scale decomposition analysis

2015

In this paper, we are interested in detecting contagion from US to European stock market volatilities in the period immediately after the Lehman Brothers collapse. The analysis is based on a factor decomposition of the covariance matrix, in the time and frequency domain, using wavelets. The analysis aims to disentangle two components of volatility contagion (anticipated and unanticipated by the market). Once we focus on standardized factor loadings, the results show no evidence of contagion (from the US) in market expectations (coming from implied volatility) and evidence of unanticipated contagion (coming from the volatility risk premium) for almost any European country. Finally, the estim…

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Volatility co-movements: a time scale decomposition analysis

2013

In this paper we investigate short-run co-movements before and after the Lehman Brothers’ collapse among the volatility series of US and a number of European countries. The series under investigation (implied and realized volatility) exhibit long-memory and, in order to avoid missspecification errors related to the parameterization of a long memory multivariate model, we rely on wavelet analysis. More specifically, we retrieve the time series of wavelet coefficients for each volatility series for high frequency scales, using the Maximal Overlapping Discrete Wavelet transform and we apply Maximum Likelihood for a factor decomposition of the short-run covariance matrix. The empirical evidence…

Settore SECS-P/05 - EconometriaImplied volatility Realized Volatility Co-movements Long Memory Wavelets
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Volatility co-movements: a time scale decomposition analysis

2014

In this paper we are interested in detecting contagion from US to European stock market volatilities in the period immediately after the Lehman Brothers’ collapse. The analysis, based on a factor decomposition of the covariance matrix of implied and realized volatilities, is carried for different sub-samples (identified as normal and crisis periods) and across different (high) frequency bands. In particular, the analysis is split in two stages. In the first stage, we retrieve the time series of wavelet coefficients for each volatility series for high frequency scales, using the Maximal Overlapping Discrete Wavelet transform and, in a second stage, we apply Maximum Likelihood for a factor de…

Settore SECS-P/05 - EconometriaImplied volatility Realized Volatility Contagion Heteroscedasticity bias Wavelets
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