Green bonds’ liquidity in COVID-19 and low carbon investments in China: A stochastic trend analysis

Wang, Yi; Chang, Lei

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-24623-z

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“…The growth rate has a significant effect on hydropower, wind, solar, and nuclear energies in the short and long term. Another study by [40] checked the link between RWE consumption, financial development, and economic growth with the help of the Granger causality test. The results show that there is a unidirectional causality from financial development to RWE consumption in China and eastern China.…”

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Water and Emerging Energy Markets Nexus: Fresh Evidence from Advanced Causality and Correlation Approaches

Trabelsi,

Tiwari,

Dogan

2024

Energies

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This work provides an in-depth investigation of the dynamic interaction patterns between water stocks and renewable energy markets through the application of continuous wavelet analysis, dynamic correlation analysis, and time-varying Granger causality analysis. In addition, this study utilizes daily pricing indices, namely the S&P Global Water Index, Solactive Global Wind Energy Index, and Solactive Global Solar Energy Index, spanning from 18 May 2011 to 23 June 2022. The results show significant correlation patterns between the indices, ranging from moderate to high. Notably, robust correlations have been detected starting from 2015. The research also discovered a varied and inconsistent relationship between frequency and causation throughout different time periods. Moreover, the results reveal an asymmetry in the causal effects and a symmetry correlation at tail quantile ranges. Policymakers and market participants must consider these insights to make wise financial and strategic decisions.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Water and Emerging Energy Markets Nexus: Fresh Evidence from Advanced Causality and Correlation Approaches

Trabelsi,

Tiwari,

Dogan

2024

Energies

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“…Similarly, the study conducted by [50][51][52][53][54] contributed to understanding the connectivity, risk transmission, and portfolio implications of green bonds, carbon pricing, and renewable energy stocks, among others. They highlight the importance of considering socially responsible investment practices, the potential of green bonds as hedging and diversification instruments, and the role of these assets in the global financial recovery and transition to a low-carbon economy.…”

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Incorporating Green Bonds into Portfolio Investments: Recent Trends and Further Research

Marín-Rodríguez,

González-Ruiz,

Valencia-Arias

2023

Sustainability

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The analysis of green bonds and the composition of portfolio investments has gained importance in recent research. The current global context of Sustainable Development Goals requires investors to be environmentally, politically, and socially sustainable, in which the financing of green innovations has occupied a central role. Through the Web of Science and Scopus databases, we focused on analyzing recent trends and further research on green bonds into portfolio investments. The study was performed on 102 studies using Tree of Science (ToS), VOSviewer, and Bibliometrix techniques. We recognize the principal authors and sources, the most influential studies, and the bibliography coupling of studies and authors to identify their importance in the topic analysis. In order to expand the green bond market, particularly at the small and medium enterprise level, more policy instruments are needed. Thus, this study provides an extensive understanding of the research status of the analysis of green bonds and portfolio investments research as an essential input for market participants, researchers, policymakers, and decision-makers.

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“…For instance, a World Bank study discovered that while an increase in oil price can have a short-term negative effect on the economies of nations that are net oil importers, this impact can be reduced over time by investments in domestic oil production and actions to increase energy efficiency. Past studies have noted that both the implementation of climate change policies and the move toward using renewable energy sources contribute to maintaining steady economic growth (Wang and Chang, 2023).…”

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An Analyzing the Impact of Oil Price Volatility, Unpredictability, and Geopolitical Uncertainty on the Persistency of BRICS Economies

Cui

Yang²

2023

Preprint

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It is timely and crucial to research the effects of oil price volatility, unpredictability, and geopolitical instability on the persistence of BRICS economies. Given the continually shifting global oil markets and rising geopolitical tensions, it is critical to comprehend how these factors impact the economies of the BRICS countries. We can support these economies in remaining resilient and ensuring their future growth and success by learning how to handle and overcome these issues. This study examines how oil price volatility, predictability, and geopolitical unpredictability affect the BRICS economies' ability to endure and their economic success. The study explores the dynamic relationship between these factors during the period from 2004 to 2022 by using advanced econometric approaches, such as panel data analysis and PSRT autoregression. The results show that, with various degrees of sensitivity across the five economies, changes in the price of oil have a major impact on the economic growth of the BRICS nations. Furthermore, it has been found that geopolitical unpredictability tends to make the negative effects of oil price volatility worse, particularly in the energy-dependent economies of Russia and Brazil. The 2012 reform's impact on the oil price volatility index (OPVI) stock association is also investigated in this study. The study recommends that the BRICS nations adopt policies to lessen the negative effects of oil price shocks and geopolitical risks, including increasing their energy diversification and implementing efficient risk management plans to promote long-term economic growth.

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Green bonds’ liquidity in COVID-19 and low carbon investments in China: A stochastic trend analysis

Cited by 5 publications

References 66 publications

Water and Emerging Energy Markets Nexus: Fresh Evidence from Advanced Causality and Correlation Approaches

Water and Emerging Energy Markets Nexus: Fresh Evidence from Advanced Causality and Correlation Approaches

Incorporating Green Bonds into Portfolio Investments: Recent Trends and Further Research

An Analyzing the Impact of Oil Price Volatility, Unpredictability, and Geopolitical Uncertainty on the Persistency of BRICS Economies

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