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Stock Market Responses to Contagious Disease: Evidence of COVID-19 in the Three Worst Hit African Economies
This study analyses whether Coronavirus health shocks and government responses in terms of lockdown policy and stringency measures impact stock markets in Africa. We found that stock markets appeared to be more negatively responsive to growth in total number of COVID-19 reported cases than the growt...
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2023
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