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    Title: 股債市場波動之動態相關:基於VIX和MOVE指數的分量迴歸研究
    Dynamic Correlation of Stock/Bond Market Volatility: A Quantile Regression Analysis based on VIX and MOVE Indices
    Authors: 吳尚橙
    Wu, Shang-Cheng
    Contributors: 林信助
    吳尚橙
    Wu, Shang-Cheng
    Keywords: 股債關係
    VIX
    MOVE
    分量迴歸
    動態相關係數
    Stock-Bond Relationship
    VIX
    MOVE
    Quantile Regression
    Time Varying Correlation Coefficient
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-08-05 11:55:59 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文使用VIX與MOVE指數分別代表美國股債兩市的波動率,以此計算動態相關係數,描述股債兩市波動率的相關性。在平穩時期,兩市場波動相關性呈現低度的正相關;當市場發生重大金融事件時,市場風險較高,此時動態相關係數多處於高度正相關或負相關。接著進一步以分量迴歸檢視在不同市場狀態下,總體變數對於股債波動相關性的邊際效果。實證結果發現,在代表平穩時期的中間分量時,解釋變數的係數通常顯著,並且有較強烈的效果;而總體變數在高風險時期的左尾、右尾分量時,係數效果相對平穩時期會減弱至不顯著差異於0,甚至有變號的現象發生。這表示在股債波動性具有低度正相關的平穩時期,此時市場較無風險,總體變數較能對相關係數產生影響,並能提供解釋;在高度動盪的高風險時期,因總體衝擊或政府政策,使得股債波動性產生較明顯的相關性,此時市場過度恐慌、風險較高,總體變數的解釋能力較為貧弱,甚至因過度反應而出現不符預期的效果。
    This thesis uses the VIX and MOVE indices to represent the volatility of the American stock and bond markets, and calculates time-varying correlation coefficients between the two indices to explain the relationship between these markets. During stable periods, the correlation coefficients show a low positive relationship, while during turmoil periods, the correlation coefficients show a high positive or negative relationship. This thesis further employs a quantile regression model to investigate the marginal effects of macroeconomic variables on the correlation coefficients across different quantiles under various market conditions. Our empirical results indicate that during stable periods, represented by middle quantiles, the coefficients of macroeconomic variables have a significant impact on the dependent variable. Conversely, during turmoil periods, represented by the left and right quantiles, these effects weaken or become insignificant, and may even change signs. These results suggest that macroeconomic variables have greater explanatory power during stable periods. However, during turmoil periods, market conditions driven by panic and irrationality, caused by financial events and government policies, reduce the explanatory power of macroeconomic variables and may lead to unexpected effects due to investor overreaction.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    國際經營與貿易學系
    111351011
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0111351011
    Data Type: thesis
    Appears in Collections:[Department of International Business] Theses

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