A note on decoupling, recoupling and speculative bubble: some empirical evidence for Latin America
A note on decoupling, recoupling and speculative bubble: some empirical evidence for Latin America
The US subprime mortgage crisis has led to increased interest in the decoupling-recoupling hypothesis, according to which the international comovement of financial markets has strengthened since the US subprime mortgage crisis has gathered steam. We study whether the decoupling-recoupling hypothesis holds for news to speculative bubbles in equity markets. For several Latin American countries, we do not find evidence of a recoupling of speculative bubbles.
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Kizys, Renatas
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Pierdzioch, Christian
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2013
Kizys, Renatas
9d3a6c5f-075a-44f9-a1de-32315b821978
Pierdzioch, Christian
60eb79c6-d98e-4ceb-a634-9acaf7ebc451
Kizys, Renatas and Pierdzioch, Christian
(2013)
A note on decoupling, recoupling and speculative bubble: some empirical evidence for Latin America.
Applied Financial Economics, 23 (13), .
(doi:10.1080/09603107.2013.795271).
Abstract
The US subprime mortgage crisis has led to increased interest in the decoupling-recoupling hypothesis, according to which the international comovement of financial markets has strengthened since the US subprime mortgage crisis has gathered steam. We study whether the decoupling-recoupling hypothesis holds for news to speculative bubbles in equity markets. For several Latin American countries, we do not find evidence of a recoupling of speculative bubbles.
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