英文摘要 |
This study investigates how Shanghai A-share and B-share returns are affected by China’s unexpected positive and negative money supply shocks during boom and bust markets using Markov-switching models with both fixed and time-varying transition probabilities. We find that the effects of unanticipated monetary policy on Chinese stock returns are indeed asymmetric not only in terms of positive and negative shocks, but also during boom and bust economic states. The real activity effect seems to explain these findings well. Moreover, the B-share investors interpret the tight monetary policy during bust periods differently fromthe A-share in vestors in the Shanghai stockmarkets. |