Utilizing concurrent 5-minute returns, the intraday dynamics and inter-market dependencies in international equity markets were investigated. A strong intraday cyclical autocorrelation structure in the volatility process was observed to be caused by the diurnal pattern. A major rise in contemporaneous cross correlation among European stock markets was also noticed to follow the opening of the New York Stock Exchange. Furthermore, the results indicated that the returns for UK and Germany responded to each other’s innovations, both in terms of the first and second moment dependencies. In contrast to earlier research, the US stock market did not cause significant volatility spillover to the European markets
In the paper monthly realized moments for stock market returns for the US, the UK, Germany and Japan...
We investigate the international information transmission between the U.S. ant the rest of the G-7 c...
This paper examines the interaction between international national stock markets using daily data an...
Utilizing concurrent 5-minute returns, the intraday dynamics and inter-market dependencies in intern...
The increased availability of high frequency data sets have led to important new insights in underst...
This paper investigates the existence of financial contagion between the US and ten European stock m...
In this paper we investigate intraday relationships between three Central European stock exchanges: ...
Purpose: This paper examines the behaviour, both contemporaneous and causal, of stock and bond marke...
Globalization of financial markets has led to stronger relations among different markets and asset c...
The use of close-to-close returns underestimates returns correlation because international stock mar...
This study investigates the transmission of market-wide volatility between the equity markets and bo...
We study comovements between three developed (France, Germany, the United Kingdom) and three emergin...
International audienceThe spread of the global financial crisis of 2008/2009 was rapid, and impacted...
Intraday patterns in time-varying correlations among Central European stock markets
Abstract This paper investigates the existence of financial contagion between the US stock market an...
In the paper monthly realized moments for stock market returns for the US, the UK, Germany and Japan...
We investigate the international information transmission between the U.S. ant the rest of the G-7 c...
This paper examines the interaction between international national stock markets using daily data an...
Utilizing concurrent 5-minute returns, the intraday dynamics and inter-market dependencies in intern...
The increased availability of high frequency data sets have led to important new insights in underst...
This paper investigates the existence of financial contagion between the US and ten European stock m...
In this paper we investigate intraday relationships between three Central European stock exchanges: ...
Purpose: This paper examines the behaviour, both contemporaneous and causal, of stock and bond marke...
Globalization of financial markets has led to stronger relations among different markets and asset c...
The use of close-to-close returns underestimates returns correlation because international stock mar...
This study investigates the transmission of market-wide volatility between the equity markets and bo...
We study comovements between three developed (France, Germany, the United Kingdom) and three emergin...
International audienceThe spread of the global financial crisis of 2008/2009 was rapid, and impacted...
Intraday patterns in time-varying correlations among Central European stock markets
Abstract This paper investigates the existence of financial contagion between the US stock market an...
In the paper monthly realized moments for stock market returns for the US, the UK, Germany and Japan...
We investigate the international information transmission between the U.S. ant the rest of the G-7 c...
This paper examines the interaction between international national stock markets using daily data an...