【Author】 Di, Michael; Xu, Ke
【Source】FINANCE RESEARCH LETTERS
【影响因子】9.848
【Abstract】This paper examines implied volatility spillovers and connectedness between Bitcoin and a broad range of traditional financial assets (U.S. equity market, gold, crude oil, emerging markets and developing markets) from January 8, 2019 to January 20, 2022. Vector Auto-Regression and Generalized Forecast Error Variance Decomposition are used to compare results before COVID-19, during COVID-19 and after the vaccine becomes available. Results indicate higher connectedness during COVID-19 but very low connectedness after the vaccine is available, signaling recovery in financial markets. We also find that Bitcoin is a strong transmitter of volatility during COVID-19.
【Keywords】COVID-19 recovery; COVID-19 vaccine; Bitcoin; Implied volatility spillover
【发表时间】2022 DEC
【收录时间】2023-01-06
【文献类型】实证数据
【主题类别】
区块链治理-市场治理-价格预测
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