Did Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Induce Herding Behavior in the Indian Stock Market?

This study empirically examines the herding behavior of the Indian stock market investors during the heightened geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine in 2022. An intensified Russia-Ukraine geopolitical event window was constructed, and the high-frequency trading data (intraday) of the Nif...

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Investor behavior
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