Examining the Impact of Oil Prices on the Gulf Stock Exchange: A System GMM Approach
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stock exchange prices; oil prices; GDP; natural resources; GMM approach
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Oil is a critical macroeconomic component of the global economy This is hardly surprising given that the global crude oil market is the largest commodity market Oil price swings may reflect or even foretell changes in the political and economic stability of oil-exporting and oil-importing countries This study examined the impact of oil prices on Gulf country stock markets using data from to 2010 to 2020 The System Generalized Method of Moment estimation approach was applied and the results indicate that stock markets are sensitive to oil prices and that their impact is positive Similarly economic activities and interest rates increase stock prices However the stock market price index is insensitive to inflation Furthermore the stock market index depends on its own lag This study recommends that Gulf Cooperation Council countries diversify their economies for financial stability rather than relying solely on natural resources
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