The historical dependence in stock markets it is a very explored issue, especially in developed markets. In this paper we try to address the question of global dependency in African stock markets, and for that purpose we use a global approach able to capture the long-term dependencies being linear or non-linear ones. Are there significant differences in terms of results compared to the major international markets? Results point to an affirmative answer. The Hurst exponent shows that long-term dependence is probably linked not only to size or liquidity
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This paper investigates the time and frequency interdependence relationship between seven African st...
Long memory has always played a central role in physics since it was first discovered by Hurst while...
This study examines the existence of nonlinear serial dependence in five stock markets in the Middle...
Emerging stock markets are said to become efficient with time. This study seeks to investigate this ...
This article aims to contribute to the discussion of long-term dependence, focusing on the behavior ...
The financial rates of return from Middle East and North African markets are found to be nonnormal, ...
This article uses several tests to analyse serial dependence in financial data, trying to confirm th...
We apply several tests to analyze the existence of long-term dependence in 10 Euro-pean stock indexe...
This paper evaluates the nature of stock market volatility in Africa after the global financial cris...
We investigate return predictability on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) with a particular emph...
The financial rates of return from Latin American stock and currency markets are found to be non-nor...
This study investigates the impact of the global financial recovery on the stability condition of Af...
In this paper we show the degrees of persistence of the time series if eight European stock market i...
We report an empirical analysis of long-range dependence in the returns of eight stock market indice...
In this paper, we test the weak-form stock market efficiency for the Tunisian stock market (TSE). Ou...
This paper investigates the time and frequency interdependence relationship between seven African st...
Long memory has always played a central role in physics since it was first discovered by Hurst while...
This study examines the existence of nonlinear serial dependence in five stock markets in the Middle...