Intertemporal volatility and price interactions between Australian and Japanese spot and futures stock index markets

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Previous studies have examined causality within and between different spot and futures markets with a motivation to discover market comovements, price leadership effects, and, more recently, volatility spillovers across markets. However, the empirical framework within which this is accomplished tends not to analyze explicitly foreign spillover effects upon a spot-futures relationship, which may significantly alter the equilibrium between these markets. This will then have a direct impact upon the estimation of dynamic risk adjustments that occur from the interaction between these markets. This article develops a quadvariate simultaneous-equation EC-ARCH model with an emphasis on volatility spillovers as a better alternative methodology to evaluate these relationships from a different perspective. This model is applied to examine the interaction between the Australian and Japanese spot and futures stock index markets, which allows for an Australian or Japanese futures trader to analyze the impact of foreign cash and futures markets, as well as the local cash market, on the local futures market in a single coherent framework. This type of analysis is not possible using previous paradigms, because they allow the trader only to examine the impact of local cash and foreign futures markets in separate settings. © 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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Sim, A. B., & Zurbreugg, R. (1999). Intertemporal volatility and price interactions between Australian and Japanese spot and futures stock index markets. Journal of Futures Markets, 19(5), 523–540. https://doi.org/10.1002/(SICI)1096-9934(199908)19:5<523::AID-FUT2>3.0.CO;2-6

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