Whether Change in Government in India has Any Role in the Co-integration of Developed Economies and Indian Stock Market?

Kannan, R.; Selvam, Jesiah

doi:10.5958/2322-0449.2018.00013.3

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“…A very structured and methodical approach is used in this investigation. First, unit root test is used to verify the stationarity of data obtained from the stock market (Kannan & Jesiah, 2019). The data is not stationary at level, according to findings of stationarity at level check.…”

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“…The co-integration effect between regional markets, still, is largely disregarded. The current analysis looks at literature that validates inconsistent outcomes between regionally integrated markets (Isa, Nasrul, Noh & Mohamed, 2018;Kannan & Jesiah, 2019). Thus, analyzing the degree to which stock markets of three major regional economies, China, India, and Pakistan, move in tandem or in opposition to one another would be intriguing.…”

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ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS FOR INVESTMENT & DIVERSIFICATION PERSPECTIVE: EVIDENCE FROM PAKISTAN, CHINA & INDIAN STOCK MARKETS

Rukh,

Zeb,

Rehman

2024

JSRD

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The academic ramification of research is that it is one of few that provides a comprehensive analysis of regional market cointegration. One of this study methods is application of pairwise cointegration that is useful for figuring out strength of long-term link amid two variables. In order to reap benefits of diversity, it is better to invest locally rather than traveling to another region, which is why this study investigates new options for academicians to examine long-term interaction between regional stock markets. Study employs most efficient pairwise cointegrated approach to illustrate precise link amid two variables. Daily data of these countries' stock market indices from 2002-2018, used to study stock market co-movement/co-integration. The statistical tests were applied like Dickey Fuller test, regression & co-variance. Pairwise co-integration is examined after confirming combine co integration of three markets. Results show that there is no cointegration amid stock markets of Pakistan China & India. So, Pakistani investors have chance to participate in other two markets at a time when it appears to be lucrative investment portfolio.

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