英文摘要 |
The time period of this study is set from December 18, 2015 to February 25, 2022, using weekly data, and taking August 2, 2019 (Friday) as the dividing line between tightening and easing of U.S. monetary policy. The U.S. dollar index futures are used as the proxy variable of the US dollar index in this study, because the futures have the function of price discovery. After the empirical process of lead-lag relationship, the following conclusions were obtained in this study: The prices of U.S. dollar index futures and the Malaysian stock ETF mutually moved ahead in the opposite direction one week and were leading indicators of each other. In addition, the price of U.S. dollar index futures positively led the Singapore and Indian stock ETF prices one week, which means that when the price of U.S. dollar index futures rose, foreign investors continued to invest in these two stock markets. Finally, the stock ETF prices of Thailand and Vietnam, which are oil-producing countries in Southeast Asia led the price of U.S. dollar index futures and move in the opposite direction for one week. That is to say, the stock ETF prices of these two countries were the leading indicator of the price of U.S. dollar index futures. |