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FINANCIAL ECONOMICS

Oil price shocks against stock return of oil- and gas-related firms in the economic depression: A new evidence from a copula approach

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Article: 1799908 | Received 28 Apr 2020, Accepted 19 Jul 2020, Published online: 30 Jul 2020

Figures & data

Table 1. Copula functions and its characteristics

Table 2. Copula Parameters

Table 3. Descriptive Statistics of Returns of Daily Stocks and World Crude Oil

Figure 1. Normal q-q plots of returns of stock indices for period 1.

Source: Drawing of the authors from collected data.
Figure 1. Normal q-q plots of returns of stock indices for period 1.

Figure 2. Normal q-q plots of returns of stock indices for period 2.

Source: Drawing of the authors from collected data.
Figure 2. Normal q-q plots of returns of stock indices for period 2.

Figure 3. Normal q-q plots of returns of stock indices for period 3.

Source: Drawing of the authors from collected data.
Figure 3. Normal q-q plots of returns of stock indices for period 3.

Table 4. Dependence coefficient of WCOR and SR in pre-depression period

Table 5. Dependence coefficient of WCOR and SR in depression period

Table 6. Dependence coefficient of WCOR and SR in post- depression period

Figure 4. DCs between WCOR and SR in three periods.

Source: Drawing of the authors.
Figure 4. DCs between WCOR and SR in three periods.

Table 7. Estimation of copula parameters for WCOR and PVD in pre-depression period and best copula

Table 8. Estimation of copula parameters for WCOR and PVD in depression period and best copula

Table 9. Estimation of copula parameters for WCOR and PVD in post- depression period and best copula

Table 10. The choice of the best copula for WCOR and Vietnam’s oil and gas stock returns, and tail dependence coefficients in each period

Table 11. Granger Causality Test