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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"oil price movements"”.
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Oil Price Movements and Equity Returns: Evidence from the GCC Countries
<p>This study examines to what extent how oil movements differently affect equity returns in general and sectoral levels of the GCC countries stock markets. Modeling the equity returns volatility requires using GARCH-type models. These models help to explore the pronounced differences of the …
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Oil price movements and exchange rate: evidence from selected net oil exporting countries in Africa
… as well as the causal relationship between oil price movements and exchange rates. The study uses daily data for a 12-year period commencing in January 2007 and December 2018, focuses on four net oil exporting African countries, namely, Nigeria, Angola, Algeria and Egypt. The data was …
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An empirical investigation of the impact of oil price changes in disparate systems : evidence from the UK and Libya
The impact of oil price changes on the demand for (and the supply of) the output of the oil and gas industry suggests that increased knowledge about the nature and effect of crude oil price movements is likely to be of interest to most institutions and organisations in the global economy. The …
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An analysis of the impact of crude oil price shocks on the exchange rate in South Africa
Numerous studies have investigated the impact of oil price shocks on the exchange rates in developed economies. However, fewer studies have examined the effect of oil price shocks in developing economies. One study by Turhan, Hacihasanoglu and Soytas in 2012 examines the dynamic effect of oil price …
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Studies of inflation and forecasting.
… papers deal with issues in relation energy prices. The first energy paper examines the degree to which oil price movements can be used to forecast consumer prices for energy. The second paper tests for asymmetry in the response of petrol and diesel prices to changes in international oil …
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The effect of oil price shocks on the macroeconomy
The traditional view of oil price movements is that they represent exogenous changes in the supply of oil. In that case, oil price increases will hurt output. Recently, some have questioned whether oil price increases are actually due to higher demand for oil, in which case higher oil prices will …