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Volatility Spillover Effects: VIX and Precious Metals

Mukesh K. Chaudhry and Vivek Bhargava
The Journal of Wealth Management Winter 2020, jwm.2020.1.115; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jwm.2020.1.115
Mukesh K. Chaudhry
is a professor of finance at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in Indiana, PA
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Vivek Bhargava
is associate dean and professor of finance at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, FL
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Abstract

The increased volatility of precious metals and other commodities has become more commonplace because of the volatile global economic environment. This study examines the relationship between market volatility and precious metals. VIX Index, which reflects investor’s sentiments, is used as a proxy for market volatility. From the results, it is evident that the spillover of volatility from the VIX Index occurs for all precious metals. This effect, however, is asymmetric for only silver and platinum. In addition, once the volatility spillover occurs, disequilibrium from changes in the VIX Index for copper is corrected with a lag; it takes a much longer time for disequilibrium to be corrected for gold, silver, and platinum for volatile time periods. For calm periods, the impact of VIX Index on precious metals is muted.

TOPICS: Commodities, volatility measures

Key Findings

  • • Market volatility or VIX Index has a profound impact on precious metals.

  • • Volatility spillover is asymmetric for silver and platinum.

  • • Disequilibrium from changes in VIX Index for copper is quickly corrected, whereas it takes longer time to be corrected for gold, silver, and platinum for volatile time periods; the effect is muted for calm periods.

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Mukesh K. Chaudhry, Vivek Bhargava
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