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Home > Volumes and issues > Testing the Flow-Oriented vs. Portfolio Balance Hypotheses: Beyond Trade Channel Evidence of Balance Sheet Effects Dominance in Asia-Pacific OECD Equity and FX Markets
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Research Article 14 August 2026
Testing the Flow-Oriented vs. Portfolio Balance Hypotheses: Beyond Trade Channel Evidence of Balance Sheet Effects Dominance in Asia-Pacific OECD Equity and FX Markets
David Umoru 1
,  Beauty Igbinovia 1 ,  Muhammed Adamu Obomeghie 2 ,  Emoabino Muhammed 1 ,  Imran Enike Abu 1
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DOI: 10.55578/jift.2608.011
Keywords: Stock Market Prices, Exchange Rates, Asia-Pacific OECD, Currency Depreciation, Interest Rate Hikes, Market Volatility, Bear Markets, CS-ARDL, Quantile Regression, Portfolio Balance Model, Balance Sheet Effect, Asymmetric P-ARDL, Frequency-Domain Causality, TVP-P-VAR