RELAÇÃO DINÂMICA ENTRE RETORNO, VOLUME DE NEGOCIAÇÕES E VOLATILIDADE DAS AÇÕES DAS EMPRESAS DE CAPITAL ABERTO DO AGRONEGÓCIO BRASILEIRO
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https://doi.org/10.5380/rcc.v1i2.15420Keywords:
Financial Returns. Trading Volume. Volatility, EGARCH, Agribusiness.Abstract
In order to verify similarities and/or differences in the behavior of returns and volatility of traded stocks of Brazilian agribusiness companies, this study examines the existence of leverage effects and tests the hypothesis that trading volume is a useful proxy for information innovations in their stock market, for a sample of 25 stock-listed Brazilian agribusiness companies. Using daily data from July/1999 to January/2007, two specifications of EGARCH models are tested, with and without trading volume as an explanatory variable. The results confirm the existence of leverage effects for almost all of the analyzed companies, and some influence of trading volume in the explanation of the volatility dynamics, but without any remarkable differences between companies and/or their related sub-sectors.
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