Le volume de transaction et l’asymétrie de rendements dans les principaux marchés boursiers latino-américains

Auteurs-es

  • Werner Kristjanpoller Université Federico Santa Maria
  • Víctor Caballero Université Federico Santa Maria

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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.le.n76a12813

Mots-clés :

asymétrie, marchés émergents, volume d’opérations, volatilité

Résumé

Cette étude met l’accent sur la détermination de la relation entre le volume des transactions et les asymétries dans les rendements des principaux marchés boursiers latino-américains (Argentine, Brésil, Chili, Colombie, Mexique et Pérou). Nous utilisons le modèle proposé par Hutson et al. (2008) qui prend en compte les spécifications des trois premiers moments des volumes de transactions cotés en bourse ainsi que les rendements du marché. Nous trouvons des preuves statistiquement significatives de l’influence des volumes de transaction et de l’asymétrie des rendements pour les marchés boursiers du Mexique, Brésil, Chili, Colombie et Argentine, mais cette influence es moindre pour le cas du Pérou.

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Werner Kristjanpoller, Université Federico Santa Maria

Professeur à temps plein au Département des industries, Universidad Federico Santa María, Chili

Víctor Caballero, Université Federico Santa Maria

Diplômé MBAUSM, Département des Industries, Universidad Federico Santa María, Chili.

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2012-09-03

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Kristjanpoller, W., & Caballero, V. (2012). Le volume de transaction et l’asymétrie de rendements dans les principaux marchés boursiers latino-américains. Lecturas De Economía, (76), 119–141. https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.le.n76a12813

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