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Author:Bomfim, A. N.
Title:Pre-announcement effects, news effects, and volatility: monetary policy and the stock market
Journal:Journal of Banking and Finance
2003 : JAN, VOL. 27:1, p. 133-151
Index terms:Monetary policy
Stock markets
Financial risk
Uncertainty
Freeterms:GARCH
Language:eng
Abstract:The paper examines pre-announcement and news effects on the stock market in the context of public disclosure of monetary policy decisions. The results suggest that the stock market tends to be relatively quiet - conditional volatility is abnormally low - on days preceding regularly scheduled policy announcements. Although this calming effect is routinely reported in anecdotal press accounts, it is statistically significant only over the past four to five years.
SCIMA record nr: 246597
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