Regional limitations of stock indices prediction models based on macroeconomic variables
LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Akcijų indeksai; Koreliacija - regresijos analizė; Koreliacijos-regresijos analizė; Makroekonominiai kintamieji; Metų bazės (Y2B) modelis; Metų į metus (Y2Y) modelis; Numatymas, santykiai; Prognozavimas; Santykis; Correlation – regression analysis; Correlation–regression analysis; Macroeconomic variables; Prediction; Relationship; Stock indices; Year-to-base (Y2B) model; Year-to-year (Y2Y) model.
ENResearch purpose. Stocks as well as other securities are a crucial part of the financial market that helps to redistribute financial resources amongst market participants, which in a modern economy include not only professional stock players but also many common individuals seeking to increase their capital. Previous studies found a strong relationship between the macroeconomic variables and stock returns but often the explanatory power of those models seems to be limited in the applicable region. The aim of this article is to establish whether each region’s stock indices have to be predicted based on a separate set of variables. Design / Methodology / Approach. The article uses correlation–regression analysis method to confirm the initial hypothesis regarding regional limitations of such prediction models. Findings. The same set of independent variables cannot be directly applied to different regions because although the chosen Y2B model did provide an accurate relationship between macroeconomic variables and stock indices in the United Kingdom, it failed to provide accurate (usable) results in other regions (Estonia, European Union, France, Germany, Latvia and Lithuania).Originality / Value / Practical implications. The results are important in order to define the way that the smaller and less-researched economies should be examined because detailed researches of power economies such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China or Germany often cannot be directly applied outside the initial research region. Therefore, the need of separate studies for smaller regions such as Baltic States is confirmed. [From the publication]
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