Trade wars and asset prices

Carlomagno, Guillermo; Albagli, Elías

doi:10.1016/j.jimonfin.2022.102631

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“…There are papers that describe the "trade war" between the U.S. and China or earlier Saudi Arabia and Russia as another factor strongly affecting fuel prices (Ma et al, 2021;Carlomagno and Albagli, 2022).…”

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Prospects for the Development of Transport in Poland during the Energy Crisis

Zimon

2023

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Recent years have been times of crisis triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russian attack on Ukraine. Energy markets have seen dynamic increases in commodity prices, which have continued to this day. The prices of oil, whose rise fuels inflation are particularly important for the world economy. The paper presents an overview and per- prospects for the development of transport in Poland during the energy crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic. The analysis carried out on the example of Poland clearly shows that in the near term there is no chance to reduce fuel prices in Poland, which would result in a decrease in transport costs. It seems that the only chance for companies to reduce transport costs is to change their supply and inventory management strategies to take advantage of economies of scale and maintain high inventory levels. On the other hand, in world markets, oil prices will fall only if the war in Ukraine finishes.

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Prospects for the Development of Transport in Poland during the Energy Crisis

Zimon

2023

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“…US firms with strong relations to China experience lower stock returns on days with tariff announcements (Huang et al (2019)). On days with US-China trade-tension related negative news, the Chinese yuan and the Korean won depreciate (Carlomagno and Albagli (2022)). Tweets from president Trump about potential tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods appreciate the US dollar (Matveev and Ruge-Murcia (2021)).…”

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Protectionism, Bilateral Integration, and The Cross Section of Exchange Rate Returns In Us Presidential Debates

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Roevekamp³

2022

SSRN Journal

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“…The literature on the effects of US-China political tensions and trade war on the oil market is inexistent. As noticed by Bouoiyour et al (2019), most studies dealing with political tensions and events concern their impact on stock returns and their volatility, not the oil market (see, e.g., Carlomagno and Albagli (2022) for a recent illustration). However, there are some rare papers (see Section 2) related to the oil market, but they mainly focus on the impact of tensions in the Middle East (see, e.g., Alhajji and Huettner, 2000;Coleman, 2012;Chen et al, 2016).…”

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