What drive carbon price dynamics in China?
This paper examines the driving factors of China carbon price in a systemic way with quantitative analysis. Specifically, three categories of driving forces as macro economy risk and uncertainty, energy and environment factors are selected to investigate their impacts on carbon price in China, by ad...
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Veröffentlicht in: | International review of financial analysis 2022-01, Vol.79, p.101999, Article 101999 |
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Zusammenfassung: | This paper examines the driving factors of China carbon price in a systemic way with quantitative analysis. Specifically, three categories of driving forces as macro economy risk and uncertainty, energy and environment factors are selected to investigate their impacts on carbon price in China, by adopting the dynamic connectedness measurement approach. The empirical results confirm each driving factor has made contributions to the carbon price fluctuations, and the dynamic interactions among them have enhanced connectedness of the whole system. However, the directional dynamic spillovers indicate main driving factors to carbon price are heterogeneous varying over the whole sample and in different carbon markets. Most importantly, market sentiment plays main role in the carbon price dynamics of Guangdong market, whereas the electric power index makes great effects to Hubei carbon price changes, and the carbon price fluctuations in Shenzhen market are largely caused by air quality situation.
•Main driving factor to Guangdong carbon price dynamics is market sentiment.•Hubei carbon price is mainly affected by the electric power index.•Dynamics of Shenzhen carbon price is largely caused by the air quality.•Directional dynamic spillovers show heterogeneous effects of driving factors in various market. |
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ISSN: | 1057-5219 1873-8079 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.irfa.2021.101999 |