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The Dynamics of Volatilities between Stock Market &Real Estate Market

The Dynamics of Volatilities between Stock Market &Real Estate Market. CHEN Rui 1 TONG Guangrong 2 DENG Qizhong 2 1 Department of Real Estate & Construction, The University of Hong Kong. HKSAR 2 Economics and Management School of Wu Han University, Hubei, Wuhan, China. Introduction.

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The Dynamics of Volatilities between Stock Market &Real Estate Market

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  1. The Dynamics of Volatilities between Stock Market &Real Estate Market CHEN Rui1 TONG Guangrong2DENG Qizhong2 1 Department of Real Estate & Construction, The University of Hong Kong. HKSAR 2 Economics and Management School of Wu Han University, Hubei, Wuhan, China

  2. Introduction • 1 Introduction • With a focus on the instability of China’s stock market and real estate market during the period between 2001 and 2008, this paper aims to apply the econometric model to investigate the fluctuating transformation effect between the two economic markets.

  3. Literature Review • 2 Literature Review • Since the 90s of the 20th century, many scholars had conducted extensive investigation on the relationship between stock market and real estate market. • Many investigations from China ignored a significant feature – there are two obvious different volatility timeframes between China’s stock market and real estate market and during which their development speeds, fluctuating intensity and interactive impact varied greatly.

  4. Empirical Analysis • 3.1Data Description • The monthly board turnover of SSE A & B shares ( WIND DB ) • The monthly sales volume of the commercial apartments (DB of China economic internet ) • LNH and LNS stand for the new series of transformed sales volume and trading volume after Logarithmic transformation.

  5. Empirical Analysis • 3.2Stationary and Cointegration Test Table 1 Unit root test of LNH and LNS Note: ***, **, * stand for rejection of the non-hypothesis at 1%, 5% and 10% significant level. (C, T, K) stands for the unit root test equation. D is the first order difference.

  6. Empirical Analysis Table 2 Johansen Cointegration test of LNH and LNS

  7. Empirical Analysis • 3.3 Granger Causality Test Table 3 Granger Causality test of LHS and LNH

  8. Empirical Analysis • 3.4 Generalized Impulse Response Function Figure 1 GIR function between stock market and real estate market during May. 2001 and Dec.2006 Figure 2 GIR function between stock market and real estate market during Feb. 2007 and Sep. 2008

  9. Conclusion • In the two separate time regions, China stock market and real estate market show obvious inconsistency in linkage graph. • In the two continuous time spans from May.2001 to September.2008, there is a one-way causal relationship between rising real estate market and China stock market downturn, merely in the first time region.

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