2007
DOI: 10.1080/17446540600706874
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The effect of US and European stock exchanges on Greece's stock market: a VAR approach

Abstract: Through a structural vector autoregression model the effect of the European and US stock exchanges on the Athens stock exchange (ASE) is examined. Consistent with other studies on the effect of large stock markets on smaller regional ones, we find that both the European and US stock exchanges affect ASE, with the European markets exhibiting greater and more immediate effect.

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“…In terms of the value weighted market returns, SETS (U.K.), Copenhagen SE, Santiago SE, Vienna SE and IRS (U.K.) have the highest negative first lag coefficients; none of the markets have a positive coefficient. Veraros and Kasimati (2007) report US and European equity markets effecting ASE returns. They find that US market has a lower effect than the UK market on the ASE.…”
Section: Market Levelmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…In terms of the value weighted market returns, SETS (U.K.), Copenhagen SE, Santiago SE, Vienna SE and IRS (U.K.) have the highest negative first lag coefficients; none of the markets have a positive coefficient. Veraros and Kasimati (2007) report US and European equity markets effecting ASE returns. They find that US market has a lower effect than the UK market on the ASE.…”
Section: Market Levelmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Finally, in terms of the impact of other markets on the ASE, Veraros and Kasimati (2007) evaluate the weekly returns for the ASE, the FTSE and the S&P for the period between 1999 and 2005. Their results reveal a relationship between the Greek market with the European market as well with the US markets.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%