COVID-19 pandemic and global financial market interlinkages: a dynamic temporal network analysis

Chakrabarti, Prasenjit; Jawed, Mohammad Shameem; Sarkhel, Manish

doi:10.1080/00036846.2020.1870654

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“…Amar, Néjib, and Nihel (2021) showed that Chinese stock market index had no impacts on the other stock price indices during the COVID-19 crisis, however, the European stock index had impacts on the other markets. Chakrabarti, Jawed, and Sarkhel (2021) found that COVID-19 has caused spread to the global stock markets. Harjoto, Rossi, Lee, and Sergi (2021) indicated that COVID-19 led to a negative shock to the global equity markets, especially in emerging countries' markets.…”

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How and What Influences from COVID-19 Have Impacted Stock Prices and Exchange Rates? the Case of Japan

Kurihara

2021

IJAEFA

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This study reports the empirical analyzes of the COVID-19 on stock prices and exchange rates of Japan. Newly confirmed cases and death cases have significantly positive impacts on Japanese stock prices. One reason is that Japanese stock prices recently move together with U.S. stock prices. Under this situation, the U.S. could recover from the damage of COVID-19 ahead of other countries and its stock prices have increased hugely, so the effects on Japanese stock prices have been quite large. The rising of the U.S. stock prices have had a big influence so as to deny the adverse effects by COVID-19 in Japan. The other reason is that although the stock prices of tourism, food service, and so on were damaged in Japan, other industry stock prices have been increasing. The coefficients of declaration of the state of emergency/anti-infection measures are positive which denotes that the stock market may have taken the measure favorably. However, they are positive, but they are also insignificant. For the exchange rates, the newly confirmed case is significant and positive which means that it promotes depreciation of the Japanese Yen. It seems natural because if the situation of COVID-19 becomes serious, market participants consider investment in Japan as risky. Finally, both of the cases of confirmed cases and death cases of COVID-19 are negatively and significantly related with the flow of people. The coefficient of declaration of the state of emergency/anti-infection measures is negative, however, they are not significant to the flow of people.

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How and What Influences from COVID-19 Have Impacted Stock Prices and Exchange Rates? the Case of Japan

Kurihara

2021

IJAEFA

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“…Ключевые слова: тревожность; страхи; пандемия коронавируса; информационный фон; регион; социальные медиа; локальные интернет-сообщества Введение В 2020 г. российское общество вплотную столкнулось с пандемией коронавирусной инфекции. Несмотря на то, что болезнь еще не побеждена, современное научное сообщество активно занимается исследованием социальных, психологических, экономических и политических ее последствий [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”

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“…В экономике она спровоцировала шок спроса и предложения, изменение динамики двусторонней торговли, административные вмешательства, приводящие к ограниченной мобильности и экономической деятельности, фискальные и валютные интервенции, нестабильную инвестиционную среду и др. [5]. Кроме того, COVID-19 оказал серьезное влияние на психологию инвесторов, бизнеса и политиков, принеся беспрецедентную неопределенность и финансовую тревогу [5].…”

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“…[5]. Кроме того, COVID-19 оказал серьезное влияние на психологию инвесторов, бизнеса и политиков, принеся беспрецедентную неопределенность и финансовую тревогу [5].…”

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Discourse of anxiety in the social media of the region

Pakshina¹

2021

World of Science. Series: Sociology, Philology, Cultural Studies

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The purpose of the article is to study the anxiety and fears expressed by users of local Internet communities of the VKontakte social network during the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic. The collection of primary sociological information was carried out using the content analysis procedure. The article presents the results of a qualitative analysis of the context of the use of the keyword "coronavirus". The manifestation of anxiety among community subscribers varied over the study period. At the first stage (the stage of denial), users of the social network doubted the reality of the impending danger. At the next stage (comprehension), there was an understanding of the seriousness of the situation. Awareness of the impending danger comes with the appearance of regular news about the statistics of morbidity and mortality among the inhabitants of the region. Lockdown, restrictive measures and information pressure of the media, seeking to correct the habitual behavior of people, led to the formation of collective fears among the population. The representation of medical and informational fears prevailed. The third stage (routinization) is characterized by a gradual decrease in the mention of the keyword and predominantly practice-oriented comments. A decline in the number of messages from users describing information and medical fears was recorded, at the same time, their anxiety about the economic consequences of the pandemic was revealed. Once the amount of information consumed is comparable to the daily experience of a person, the anxiety caused by the spread of the coronavirus pandemic decreases.

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“…The severity of the COVID-19 impact is further explain by (Phan & Narayan, 2020) who show that most stock market reacted negatively to COVID-19 impact and concluded that COVID-19 as the most destructing incident for stock markets. Then, (Chakrabarti et al, 2021) further explained the negative impact of COVID-19 on increasing the diversification risk of international investment portfolios. Also, (David et al, 2021) suggest the shocks caused by diseases significantly affected stock markets heavier and longer than previous pandemic.…”

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Behaviour of Stock Market During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Malaysian Experience

Ghazali

Marimuthu

2021

Financ. account. res. j.

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The COVID-19 outbreak was triggered in Wuhan, China in December 2019. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a public health emergency in January 2020. The literature shows that the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the Malaysian economy. According to the World Bank, Malaysia GDP is USD336.7 bill in 2020, USD 364.7 bill in 2019, a USD28bill reduction or 7.67%. The Malaysian government is trying to address this scenario, it is important to establish and apply expansionary fiscal measures. The dread of the virus's danger has caused people to cease living, working, socializing, doing business, and the other normal activities. Economic consequences are very unclear, making it difficult to take adequate steps to reverse the downward economic trend. The present research analyses the potential economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Malaysian economy using a systematic review approach. Also, econometric study to determine the degree of integration between the FBMKLI and the COVID-19 daily infected cases. The findings show the relationship between COVID-19 infected cases and the performance of the FBMKLI. Keywords: COVID-19, FBMKLI, Correlation, Malaysia, Systematic Review, Granger causality.

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COVID-19 pandemic and global financial market interlinkages: a dynamic temporal network analysis

Cited by 39 publications

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How and What Influences from COVID-19 Have Impacted Stock Prices and Exchange Rates? the Case of Japan

How and What Influences from COVID-19 Have Impacted Stock Prices and Exchange Rates? the Case of Japan

Discourse of anxiety in the social media of the region

Behaviour of Stock Market During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Malaysian Experience

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