Time-varying impacts of demand and supply oil shocks on correlations between crude oil prices and stock markets indices |
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Institution: | 1. EDC Paris Business School, OCRE Laboratory, 70 galeries des damiers, Courbevoie, 92415 Paris, France;2. IPAG Business School, IPAG-Laboratory, 184 Boulevard Saint-Germains, 75007 Paris, France;3. Department of Finance, ISC Paris Business School, France |
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Abstract: | This paper investigates the time-varying impacts of demand and supply oil shocks on correlations between changes in crude oil prices and stock markets returns. The findings, obtained by means of a DCC-GARCH from June 2006 to June 2016, indicate that demand shocks positively affected the correlations between crude oil prices and stock market returns from late 2007 to mid-2008, during the apex of the financial markets volatility; from early 2009 to mid-2013, during global economy recovery from the financial crisis; and after 2015, when uncertainties about the Chinese growth and the US economy upturning arose. The dynamic conditional correlation, obtained after the removal of demand shocks effects, presented an average value of 0.13 when all economy sectors were considered and of 0.03 when the energy sector returns were excluded from the stock index. These correlations, still positive on average, suggest that exogenous supply oil shocks had little impact on US mainly enterprises cash flows over the last 10 years. Exceptions are the periods from 2006 to financial crisis and from 2014 until April 2016, when significant and unpredicted changes in oil market happened, considerably affecting the value of the main US companies. |
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Keywords: | Stock market Oil prices DCC-GARCH Demand shocks Supply oil shocks |
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