A first look at Brexit and global equity markets

Burdekin, Richard C. K.; Hughson, Eric; Gu, Jinlin

doi:10.1080/13504851.2017.1302057

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“…Numbers become more indicative, showing possible future losses for UK, when viewed from the perspective of imports, since the UK imports from the EU account for 11.9% of UK GDP, while EU imports from the UK account for only 1.5% of EU GDP. So it is obvious that the general picture here is that the UK is much more dependent on the EU27 economically, but not vice versa, Burdekin, Hughson, and Gu (2018).…”

Section: Analysis Of Trade With Individual Member Statesmentioning

confidence: 90%

Economic impacts of Brexit to EU27 and UK

Stevović¹

2018

Industrija

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Assessment on economic consequences of Brexit to 27 countries members of European Union and to United Kingdom are researched in this paper. The process is current and challenging because some of the negotiating positions are still ongoing. Relevant economic parameters are calculated, analyzed and discussed, as well as spectrum from positive to negative scenarios of United Kingdom withdraw from European Union. Correlation coefficients are calculated and statistical analyses as temporal functions are conducted for gross domestic product of United Kingdom, compared to gross domestic product of European Union with and without United Kingdom. Aspect of trade, import, export, impact on gross domestic product and financial industry are considered with the goal to predict possible economic future for both sides of negotiation. Ekonomski uticaji Bregzit-a na EU27 i na UKApstrakt: U ovom radu je istražena procena ekonomskih posledica Bregzita na 27 zemalja članica Evropske Unije i Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo. Proces je aktuelan i izazovan, jer su neke od pregovaračkih pozicija još uvek u toku. Relevantni ekonomski parametri se izračunavaju, analiziraju i diskutuju, kao i spektar od pozitivnih do negativnih scenarija povlačenja Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva iz Evropske Unije. Koeficijenti korelacije su sračunati i urađene statističke analize kao vremenske funkcije za bruto društveni proizvod Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva, u poređenju sa bruto društvenim proizvodom Evropske Unije sa i bez Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva. Razmatraju se aspekt trgovine, uvoza, izvoza, uticaja na bruto društveni proizvod i finansijsku industriju sa ciljem da se predvidi moguća ekonomska budućnost za obe strane pregovora.

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Section: Analysis Of Trade With Individual Member Statesmentioning

confidence: 90%

Economic impacts of Brexit to EU27 and UK

Stevović¹

2018

Industrija

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“…Other popular event studies include the seminal paper by Ball and Brown (1968) showing earnings releases affect stock prices and the Fama et al (1969) study suggesting stock splits provide new useful information about a company. Other Brexit-related articles such as Holbolt (2016), Belke et al (2018), and Burdekin et al (2018) find the vote had past and potential future impacts on the financial markets of the UK and European Union.…”

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A Note on the Early Effects of the Brexit and US Presidential Votes on REITs

Schaub¹

2020

IJEF

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The votes for Brexit and the US President that occurred in June and November of 2016 took some investors by surprise. Markets reacted around the world with some countries, currencies and industries being affected more than others. This note finds US REITs significantly outperformed the S&P 500 market index on the day of both elections. However, during the event windows starting 5 days before each vote until 5 days after, results are significant but mixed. These results may indicate REIT investment returns are uncorrelated with market index returns influenced by certain national events.

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“…Burdekin et al (2018) focused their article on the impact of Brexit on global equity markets. The authors used 64 stock exchanges in the period from 6 January 2016 to 30 June 2016.…”

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The Differential Impact of Brexit on Banking: UK vs. Europe

Vázquez-Ordás

Olalla

2020

Global Policy

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The objective of this study is to analyse the differential impact that the main events in the implementation of Brexit have had on the European banking sector, and attempt to identify whether said impact has been different for UK and European banks. To do this, we selected a sample of UK banks listed on the stock exchange and a control group composed of banks belonging to European countries of a similar size to the UK banks. We used event study methodology to determine the impact, which was measured by the market reaction. The obtained results allow us to state that UK banks reacted differently from European banks in response to the same events that have defined the path of Brexit, and generally more negatively.

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A first look at Brexit and global equity markets

Cited by 36 publications

References 1 publication

Economic impacts of Brexit to EU27 and UK

Economic impacts of Brexit to EU27 and UK

A Note on the Early Effects of the Brexit and US Presidential Votes on REITs

The Differential Impact of Brexit on Banking: UK vs. Europe

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