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한국자료분석학회 Journal of The Korean Data Analysis Society Journal of The Korean Data Analysis Society 제15권 제4호
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2013.1
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1,789 - 1,800 (12page)

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The main goal of this paper is to determine whether trading volume as a proxy of information flow can be useful to improve the prediction of future returns and volatility. For this purpose, we examine the dynamic relationships between trading volume and returns (and volatility) for both domestic and cross-country stock markets. For the empirical analysis, we consider daily data in four Asian stock exchanges (Korea, Japan, China and Hong Kong) and use the GARCH model, which includes trading volume, and the Granger causality test. The main results of our empirical analysis using cross-country Granger causality test are summarized as follows. First, the information on trading volume of Korea, Japan and China can not add any significant power to forecast returns of other country. But there are significant cross-country casual relationships from trading volume to volatility. Second, there are some bi-directional and feedback relationships between return series of Korean market and volume series of Hong Kong, and between trading volumes of Korean and Japanese stock markets. Third, trading volume of Hong Kong has extensive predictive power for the stock markets of Japan and Korea. Last, the effects of cross-country information flow are weak, and Japanese stock market is substantially influenced by market variables of other Asian stock markets of Korea, Hong Kong and China.

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