Impact of COVID-19 News on Performance of Indonesia Stock Market

Haryanto, A. Mulyo; Mawardi, Wisnu

doi:10.13189/ujaf.2021.090212

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“…The implementation of the measures presented in Figure 2 will help to create the institutional and legal prerequisites for the reliable financial security of the monetary sector. But, without improving the institutional and economic mechanism of monetary policy to ensure the financial security of the state, it is impossible to achieve balance and coherence among all subjects and regulators of this process [18][19][20][21][22].…”

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Improvement of Methodological Approaches to Determining Directions of Financial Security of Ukraine

Ridei¹,

Tytova²,

Tymoshenko³

et al. 2021

ujaf

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Improvement of Methodological Approaches to Determining Directions of Financial Security of Ukraine

Ridei¹,

Tytova²,

Tymoshenko³

et al. 2021

ujaf

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“…The presentday investors strongly believe that investment in the stock market doesn't go futile and results in getting an attractive reward in comparison to the other investment avenues. According to the efficient market hypothesis, investors' decision-making behavior is aggregated in market dynamics and is subsequently manifested in share price and index fluctuations (Haryanto & Mawardi, 2021) [11]. It is important to monitor the stock price movement because it's a key factor that impedes the stock market and consumer spending.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review and Research Agenda of Share Price Movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry

Lobo

Bhat

2022

IJMTS

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Purpose: This paper aims to systematically review the literature published over the past two decades on the share price movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry. The paper emphasizes finding the major gaps in the existing studies on the share price movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical industry to address such gaps by raising specific questions about future research. Design/Methodology/Approach: To identify the research gap and define the research agenda a systematic review of literature (SLR) method is employed for the present study. Over hundreds of peer-reviewed research articles published in two decades are analyzed and considering the theoretical prospect behind the study a few articles published since 1953 are also analyzed. The vitality of this research article is determined by studying the journal of publication, year of publication of the article, types of statistical techniques used, citation analysis, and text analysis on the literature on share price movements of the pharmaceutical industry and other related areas. The literature survey revolves around key areas such as share price behavior, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, volatility, stock valuation models, risk-return analysis, and investing psychology. Finally, the research gap, as well as the research agenda, are scrutinized for further studies using ABCD and SWOC frameworks. Findings: Much of the existing literature on the Indian Pharmaceutical industry’s share price movement suggests that limited research in this domain is undertaken. This literature review suggests investigating the share price movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical industry for a crucial time frame covering both the pre-Covid-19 and Covid-19 phases. Originality/Value: The article spans a significant period (1953-2021). To the best of the author’s knowledge, this is the first study to explore the share price movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical business using a systematic review of the literature approach. Academicians, researchers, and professionals working in the area of capital markets would find this article valuable in understanding the present status and the existing gap in the literature on the share price movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical industry. Paper Type: Literature Review

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“…Sharma et al [22] also examined the data of the fifteen most affected countries from February 1 to May 13, 2020 and showed that after control of other factors, there was a strong relationship between infection cases and stock returns. Haryanto and Mawardi [16] found out the significant impact of COVID-19 news on the performance of Indonesia stock market.…”

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Why US Stock Markets Have Recovered So Fast from the Pandemic Crash

Chen¹,

Hsu²

2021

ujaf

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This paper focuses on why the US stock markets have recovered so fast from the pandemic crash in March, 2020. It selects three types of the independent variables, the pandemic related variables of the US and global infections and deaths, the economic variables of the jobless claims and economic index, and variables of the vaccines and therapies of the pandemic to study which factors have led to the significant changes of the three US major stock indices (DoW, S & P 500 and NASDAQ). The regression analyses of the data from March 1 to October 31, 2020 indicate that it is not the infections or deaths in the US directly and significantly affecting the stock indices, but the vaccines and treatment medicine developments deciding the stock markets movements. In addition, the Weekly Jobless Claims and Weekly Economic Index significantly affected some stock indices. The paper further discusses the prospects of the US stock markets and its long-term threats. This paper is different from other similar studies, using a longer time period of the weekly data (instead of the daily). It also included economic and COVID-19 related medical development variables. It offers a comprehensive and new perspective on the dynamic of the US stock market that is valuable to both investors and policy-makers.

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Impact of COVID-19 News on Performance of Indonesia Stock Market

Cited by 11 publications

References 12 publications

Improvement of Methodological Approaches to Determining Directions of Financial Security of Ukraine

Improvement of Methodological Approaches to Determining Directions of Financial Security of Ukraine

A Systematic Literature Review and Research Agenda of Share Price Movement of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry

Why US Stock Markets Have Recovered So Fast from the Pandemic Crash

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