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This paper asks whether there has been any diminution in the traditional role of U.S. financial markets in leading movements in other financial markets. This paper tests if real and financial linkages between countries can explain why movements in the world's largest markets often have such large effects on other.
Please note that corrections may take a couple of weeks to filter through the various RePEc services. Recent years have seen considerable attention devoted to analysis of linkages among stock markets in different countries.
Much of the research was prompted by the nearly simultaneous world-wide collapse of equity markets in October , which apparently provided evidence of strong linkages in the price movements of the major world stock markets. Interest in the topic has also been enhanced by the globalization of financial markets, the progressive relaxation of controls on international capital movements and the increasing importance of cross-border equity flows.
In the financial economics sphere, three key questions arise about changes in international stock market linkages: The internationalization of equity flows would appear to be accompanied by enhanced information flows, and hence greater market efficiency, while the removal of barriers between markets should lead to a tendency towards the equalization of the price of risk. However, if markets become more closely linked in the sense that there are stronger co-movements of prices across markets, then this may result in changes to optimal international portfolio diversification strategies.
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