In this paper we investigate whether and how different oil price shocks affect the stock market liquidity in China. Our empirical results show that stock market liquidity only increases when the positive oil price shocks come from oil-specific demand side. When the oil price shocks are from oil supply side or the aggregate demand side, stock market liquidity negatively comoves with oil price.
History
Journal
International Review of Economics and Finance
Volume
50
Pagination
136-174
Location
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
ISSN
1059-0560
eISSN
1873-8036
Language
English
Publication classification
C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal, C Journal article