فهرست مطالب mahsa banakar

Fluctuations in commodity prices in global markets have always influenced the behavior and decisions of investors in financial markets. In this research, using the Copula family models, financial contagion or volatility spillover on global price of petrochemical products and base metals on the on the stock price index of eight selected industries of Tehran Stock Exchange listed companies during a period of 10 years (2008-2018) has been reviewed. The research method is descriptive-analytical in nature and applied in terms of purpose. The research hypotheses were tested using an econometric approach based on Copula models and programming in MATLAB software. The results show that the effects of overflow of these variables on the index of selected industries are significant but different.Examination of different models of Copula method showed that T-Student model is most suitable for transmitting spillover effects, which indicates the symmetrical effects of price variables in global markets of petrochemical products and base metals on the index performance of selected industries. And then Clayton and Gumble models are in the next rank.

The present research examines the Financial Contagion or Volatility Spillover by financial assets such as exchange rates, gold and global variables on the stock market index. The correlation and Contagion between variables of global prices of gold, oil, and the dollar exchange rate on the index of 8 selected Tehran stock exchange industries over a period of 10 years (2008-2018) was examined. Method of the research is applied in terms of purpose and analytical-descriptive in terms of the nature. To test the research hypotheses using econometric approach based on Copula models, programming was performed in MATLAB software. The results of the show that the effects of volatility spillover of these variables on the index of selected industries are significant but different. The different models of the Copula method show that the Clayton and Gumbel models are most suitable for transmitting spillover effects in the upper and lower distribution of the range. The t-student model is in the next rank. In other words, the overflow effects of macro variables mostly affect one of the high (positive return) and low (negative return) domains, which indicates the existence of asymmetric effects on the return behavior of the selected industries of the stock exchange.