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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2018)

Articles 29th Edition of DTR Apr 2018 – Sep 2018
DOI 10.65301/dias.2018.15.1.242

Causal Interactions between Macro economic Variable sand Stock Market Returns in Indiawith Special Reference to NSE

Authors
Professor, Dayal Bagh Educational Institute, Agra Asst. Professor, Himalayan School of Management, Dehradun
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Published 2018-09-30
Pages 19-27
Abstract

Stock market is one of the main variables of economic development of any economy, on the other hand, variations in stock market are also caused by the fluctuations in the various macroeconomic indicators. These stock market variations influence the behaviour of investors; so, the modeling of stock market returns and macroeconomic indicators is one of the key areas of financial researches. The present paper intends at identifying causal interactions between stock market returns and various macroeconomic variables.

Keywords
Stock market returns Macroeconomic variables Granger Causality Causal loop diagram
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