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Modeling International Long-Term Interest RatesRamon P. DeGennaroUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville - Department of Finance Robert A. KunkelUniversity of Wisconsin - Oshkosh - Department of Finance Junsoo LeeUniversity of Alabama - Department of Economics, Finance and Legal Studies The Financial Review, Vol. 29, November 1994 Abstract: This study investigates the relationship among interest rates on the long-term governments bonds of five industrialized countries. Both standard and new unit root tests are applied, all of which confirm the presence of exactly one unit root. New cointegration tests are also applied to these data. In contrast to previous research on short-term bonds, stock prices, and exchange rates, these results find little evidence of cointegration among the five long-term interest rate series. Thus, when modeling or forecasting these central government long-term bond yields, one may assume separate sets of fundamentals and difference the data to achieve stationarity. An error correction model may not be appropriate.
Keywords: interest rates, cointegration, government bonds JEL Classification: G1, F3, E4, C3, A1 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: April 14, 2003Suggested CitationContact Information
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