Do Epidemics and Pandemics Have Predictive Content for Exchange Rate Movements? Evidence for Asian Economies

  • Salisu A
  • Lasisi L
  • Olaniran A
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Abstract

In this paper, we examine the predictive content of uncertainty due to pandemics and epidemics ( UPE ) for the exchange rate movements of selected Asian economies. Our results show evidence of superior out-of-sample predictability of a UPE -based predictive model over the benchmark model. Nonetheless, the predictability of UPE is stronger before the COVID-19 pandemic than it is after the outbreak and the resilience of the Asian economies to UPE is mixed.

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Salisu, A. A., Lasisi, L., & Olaniran, A. (2021). Do Epidemics and Pandemics Have Predictive Content for Exchange Rate Movements? Evidence for Asian Economies. Asian Economics Letters, 2(3). https://doi.org/10.46557/001c.23423

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