We study price-switching spillovers between real estate investment trusts (REITs), oil, and gold markets by considering high- and low-volatility regimes as described by Markov-switching vector autoregression. Empirical results for different REIT markets indicate that gold (oil) has a lower (higher) impact on REITs in a high-volatility regime than in a low-volatility regime. Furthermore, in a low-volatility regime, gold and oil are net spillover contributors to REITs, while in a high-volatility regime, REITs are net spillover contributors. Price spillovers are time-varying, and climb during the early COVID-19 pandemic period and in early 2022.
Mensi, W., Reboredo, J., Ugolini, A., Vo, X. (2022). Switching connectedness between real estate investment trusts, oil, and gold markets. FINANCE RESEARCH LETTERS, 49(October 2022) [10.1016/j.frl.2022.103112].
Switching connectedness between real estate investment trusts, oil, and gold markets
Ugolini, Andrea;
2022
Abstract
We study price-switching spillovers between real estate investment trusts (REITs), oil, and gold markets by considering high- and low-volatility regimes as described by Markov-switching vector autoregression. Empirical results for different REIT markets indicate that gold (oil) has a lower (higher) impact on REITs in a high-volatility regime than in a low-volatility regime. Furthermore, in a low-volatility regime, gold and oil are net spillover contributors to REITs, while in a high-volatility regime, REITs are net spillover contributors. Price spillovers are time-varying, and climb during the early COVID-19 pandemic period and in early 2022.
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