Volatility in Indian stock markets in recent years Transmission from domestic sectors

By:

CHAKRABARTI, GAGARI

Contributor(s):

SEN, CHITRAKALPANA

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2013Description: 883-894Subject(s):

STOCK MARKET

NLM classification:

332.6322

In: FINANCE INDIAMSummary: The paper seeks to explore possible volatility transmission mechanism within the economy, if any for stock market in recent years. Specifically, it tries to explore whether sectoral shocks are being transmitted to the market and vice versa. The capital goods and the consumer durable sectors are the two most predominant sectors, their contribution to the volatality of SENSEX being the most. Among the major findings, this paper discerns that market to sector volatility transmission has beenmore prominent in case of BSE SENSEX than BSE200.

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The paper seeks to explore possible volatility transmission mechanism within the economy, if any for stock market in recent years. Specifically, it tries to explore whether sectoral shocks are being transmitted to the market and vice versa. The capital goods and the consumer durable sectors are the two most predominant sectors, their contribution to the volatality of SENSEX being the most. Among the major findings, this paper discerns that market to sector volatility transmission has beenmore prominent in case of BSE SENSEX than BSE200.

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