A number of authors have identified a small set of economic variables which can predict excess US stock and bond returns. In this paper we extend these results by estimating models for Germany, Japan, the UK and the US which include both financial and ‘technical’ variables, and achieve a much higher degree of explanatory power than in earlier studies. In particular we find – a role for the change in the term structure of interest rates in predicting equity returns; that the ‘technical’ variables have a role in predicting both bond and equity returns; and that there is strong seasonality in both the bond and stock markets of the UK
Stock return predictability is a central issue in empirical finance. Yet no comprehensive study of i...
This paper uses information contained in the cross-country yield curves to test the asset-pricing ap...
It has been established in a vast number of financial and econometric literature that financial and ...
We study time-varying risk premia across international bond- and equity markets by running predictiv...
Several predetermined variables that reflect levels of bond and stock prices appear to predict retur...
The predictability of security returns has received considerable attention in the literature, and ye...
This paper examines the ability of bond and stock markets to predict subsequent GDP growth over a ra...
This article examines the predictable variation in long-maturity government bond returns in six coun...
[[abstract]]This study examines the predictability of expected excess returns from eight emerging bo...
This paper provides an empirical description of the behaviour of excess returns on UK government dis...
We use 70 years of international data from the major bond markets to examine bond return predictabil...
This paper investigates the relevance of hidden factors in international bond risk premia to forecas...
We use 70 years of international data from the major bond markets to examine bond return predictabil...
In this paper we estimate and interpret the factors that jointly determine bond returns of different...
We consider whether major financial variables predict key macroeconomic growth series. Full sample r...
Stock return predictability is a central issue in empirical finance. Yet no comprehensive study of i...
This paper uses information contained in the cross-country yield curves to test the asset-pricing ap...
It has been established in a vast number of financial and econometric literature that financial and ...
We study time-varying risk premia across international bond- and equity markets by running predictiv...
Several predetermined variables that reflect levels of bond and stock prices appear to predict retur...
The predictability of security returns has received considerable attention in the literature, and ye...
This paper examines the ability of bond and stock markets to predict subsequent GDP growth over a ra...
This article examines the predictable variation in long-maturity government bond returns in six coun...
[[abstract]]This study examines the predictability of expected excess returns from eight emerging bo...
This paper provides an empirical description of the behaviour of excess returns on UK government dis...
We use 70 years of international data from the major bond markets to examine bond return predictabil...
This paper investigates the relevance of hidden factors in international bond risk premia to forecas...
We use 70 years of international data from the major bond markets to examine bond return predictabil...
In this paper we estimate and interpret the factors that jointly determine bond returns of different...
We consider whether major financial variables predict key macroeconomic growth series. Full sample r...
Stock return predictability is a central issue in empirical finance. Yet no comprehensive study of i...
This paper uses information contained in the cross-country yield curves to test the asset-pricing ap...
It has been established in a vast number of financial and econometric literature that financial and ...