The instability of U.S. economic policy: A hindrance or a stimulus to green financing?

Liu, Fangying; Su, Chi‐Wei; Tao, Ran; Umar, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2023.07.015

Economic Analysis and Policy

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.eap.2023.07.015

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The instability of U.S. economic policy: A hindrance or a stimulus to green financing?

Fangying Liu

Chi‐Wei Su

Ran Tao

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The connections among fossil fuels, green bonds, and investors have undergone a substantial alteration due to the daunting difficulties posed by climate change risks and energy problems. This study employs quantile connection approaches to the dynamic spillover. The results indicate that extreme quantiles exhibit a higher degree of connectivity compared to the average quantile. In severe circumstances, risk spillover primarily emanates from fossil fuels, whereas investor sentiment (IS) is more vulnerable to the impact of related market hazards. The green bond (GBI) experiences a transition in its function, alternating between being a transmitter and a receiver. To summarise, comprehending the interrelation among these variables offers fresh perspectives for investment decision‐making and policy development to facilitate the shift towards sustainable energy and tackle the climate emergency.

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Green intent or black smoke: Exploring investor sentiment on sustainable development

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The instability of U.S. economic policy: A hindrance or a stimulus to green financing?

Cited by 13 publications

References 58 publications

Green intent or black smoke: Exploring investor sentiment on sustainable development

Green intent or black smoke: Exploring investor sentiment on sustainable development

Are energy consumption and carbon emission caused by Bitcoin? A novel time-varying technique

Can green bond hedges climate policy uncertainty in the United States: New insights from novel time-varying causality and quantile-on-quantile methods?

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