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Анализ реакции рынка акций на международные события и экономические последствия для принимающих стран методами событийного исследования. // An event-study analysis of equity market reaction to international events and economic activity implications on host countries

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  • Майгожина Г.К. // Maigozhina G.K.

    (National Bank of Kazakhstan)

  • Доктор Кин Бун Танг // Dr. Kin Boon Tang

    (The University of Nottingham)

Abstract

Целью настоящего исследования является изучение финансовых последствий международных событий на ежедневную динамику фондового рынка (рынка акций). Методология событийного анализа применена для анализа реакции основного и отраслевого секторов фондового рынка на объявление выбора места и даты проведения масштабного мероприятия, гипотетически являющаяся положительной, а также для анализа ожидаемо негативной реакции рынка на публикацию новостей о завершении мероприятия. Результаты подтверждают наличие положительного статистически значимого эффекта объявления чемпионата ЕВРО, а также наличие положительной реакции курса акций сектора туризма и отдыха, строительного сектора и сектора телекоммуникаций на его объявление; отрицательный эффект зафиксирован в ответ на новости о проведении летних Олимпийских игр и чемпионата мира по футболу ФИФА. Положительный эффект повышения индекса цен акций строительной отрасли на объявление о начале мероприятия подтвержден для европейского футбольного чемпионата, а также зимней Олимпиады. Отрицательная реакция подтверждается рынком акций в ответ на объявление о завершении летних Олимпийских игр, при этом, положительный эффект подтверждается в отношении европейского футбольного чемпионата, чемпионата мира по крикету, предположительно подверженные влиянию эффекта «победителя». Реакция фондовых рынков может быть обусловлена восприятием инвесторами возможных результатов рассмотрения заявок государств-кандидатов на проведение мероприятия и настроением инвесторов. При оценке реакции рынков ценных бумаг на международные события исследование также подчеркивает важность отслеживания тенденций на фондовых рынках по мере объявления решений соответствующих государственных органов о денежно-кредитной политике как показатель рыночных настроений и ожиданий экономических выгод и стабильности в перспективе. // The purpose of this study is to examine the financial consequences of international events on the daily dynamics of the stock market. An event study methodology is applied to examine the main and sector stock markets reaction to the host selection announcement and event beginning dates hypothesized to be positive, as well as the event ending impact expected to be negative. Results indicate positive significant EURO championships announcement effect, positive travel & leisure, construction and telecommunication sectors performance; however negative effect is exerted by Summer Olympics and FIFA World Cup (WCF) announcements. Event beginning positive effect is supported by EURO and the Winter Olympics induced construction sector index performance. Negative event end impact is validated by Summer Olympics, however positive effect is evidenced around EURO, WCC hypothesized to be influenced by the “winner” impact. Stock markets reaction might be conditional upon investors’ perception of the bidding results likelihood and investor sentiment arguments. Through the evaluation of equity markets reaction to international events the study also underlines the importance for respective authorities to examine equity markets trends in response to the monetary policy decisions announcement as the gauge of market sentiments and forward expectations of economic benefits and stability in relation to particular decisions.

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  • Майгожина Г.К. // Maigozhina G.K. & Доктор Кин Бун Танг // Dr. Kin Boon Tang, 2018. "Анализ реакции рынка акций на международные события и экономические последствия для принимающих стран методами событийного исследования. // An event-study analysis of equity market reaction to interna," Economic Review(National Bank of Kazakhstan), National Bank of Kazakhstan, issue 2, pages 3-36.
  • Handle: RePEc:aob:journl:y:2018:i:2:p:3-36
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    Keywords

    реакция рынка акций; дата объявления мероприятия; чемпионат мира по футболу ФИФА; европейский футбольный чемпионат; повышенная доходность; equity market reaction; event announcement date; FIFA World Cup; EURO; abnormal returns; statistics;
    All these keywords.

    JEL classification:

    • G14 - Financial Economics - - General Financial Markets - - - Information and Market Efficiency; Event Studies; Insider Trading
    • C33 - Mathematical and Quantitative Methods - - Multiple or Simultaneous Equation Models; Multiple Variables - - - Models with Panel Data; Spatio-temporal Models

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