Shape-shift contagion in emerging markets equities: Evidence from frequency-and time-domain analysis

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Abstract

We explore interdependence and contagion in the top 9 emerging markets and the US equities using a novel time-varying generalised lambda distribution (GLD)-based Baruník & Křehlík (2018) (BK18) spillover technique. The GLD accounts for the extreme returns while the BK18 capture the nonlinear, nonstationary, asymmetric, and time-dependent comovements in higher moments. We find dominance of some emerging markets instead of the US in the frequencydependent spillovers. We also establish shape shift-contagion in emerging markets equities in the short-term. Our results shed new light on the sources of connectedness and contagion through the shape parameters of equity returns.

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Owusu Junior, P., Alagidede, I., & Tweneboah, G. (2020). Shape-shift contagion in emerging markets equities: Evidence from frequency-and time-domain analysis. Economics and Business Letters, 9(3), 146–156. https://doi.org/10.17811/ebl.9.3.2020.146-156

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