Capital Mobility between ASEAN+3 and the US: An Analysis of Saving-Investment Relationship

By using the hedging approach, this paper empirically examines the effectiveness of portfolio diversification in ASEAN+3 and US financial markets. Equity returns which is extracted from equity indices is used in the estimation by spanning data period from January 1991 to June 2018 which is disaggregated between pre-and post-financial cooperation agreement period. The study offers several outcomes for example portfolio with multiple assets is more effective than that of two-asset portfolio. The assets of emerging economies are more effective than that of developed economies due to the reflection of efficient market hypothesis. The study suggests policy recommendation for selecting the right assets to form an effective portfolio diversification.

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International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues
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2025-04-12
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https://doi.org/10.32479/ijefi.18735
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Global Financial Crisis and Policies
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Capital Mobility between ASEAN+3 and the US: An Analysis of Saving-Investment Relationship

Farihana Shahari, Mahfuzur Rahman, Md. Saifur Rahman
International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues
Global Financial Crisis and Policies
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Capital Mobility between ASEAN+3 and the US: An Analysis of Saving-Investment Relationship

Farihana Shahari, Mahfuzur Rahman, Md. Saifur Rahman
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By using the hedging approach, this paper empirically examines the effectiveness of portfolio diversification in ASEAN+3 and US financial markets. Equity returns which is extracted from equity indices is used in the estimation by spanning data period from January 1991 to June 2018 which is disaggregated between pre-and post-financial cooperation agreement period. The study offers several outcomes for example portfolio with multiple assets is more effective than that of two-asset portfolio. The assets of emerging economies are more effective than that of developed economies due to the reflection of efficient market hypothesis. The study suggests policy recommendation for selecting the right assets to form an effective portfolio diversification.

International Journal of Economics and Financial IssuesVol. 15(3)
University of Sharjah (AE), International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (MY), International Islamic University Malaysia (MY), Department of Finance (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Global Financial Crisis and Policies
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