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Does Macroeconomic Variables Affect Stock Market?—The Case of Slovak Republic
Author(s)
Dimuth Nambuge
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DOI:10.17265/1537-1514/2022.01.002
Affiliation(s)
Slovak University of Agriculture, Nitra, Slovakia
ABSTRACT
Central and Eastern Europe has become an important part of EU and investments into those countries have rapidly grown in the past few decades. Therefore, performance and solidity of stock market is significantly important for both economic and financial environment of a country. Investors are keen in analyzing performance and risks that are associated with shares. Stock market is a major part of the chain where both private and public savings get channelled into capital of a firm where people are employed. Hence stock market is a direct contributor to the economic performance. Economic performance of a nation could be analyzed using key economic indicators. This study focus on how those economic indicators are linked towards performance of the stock market. In recent past Slovak republic has had reputation for a manufacturing-oriented economy with several foreign direct investment inflows. These high capital intense manufacturing entities do rely on performance of stock exchange. Hence, this study aims to partially fulfil research gap in stock market vs. macroeconomic indicators.
KEYWORDS
Macroeconomic Variables, Stock Exchange, Share Price Index, Regression Analysis
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