Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach

This study examines the asymmetry of interest rate pass-through between wholesale (KIBOR) and retail interest rates (Deposit and Lending rate) for Pakistan, by using the asymmetric threshold co-integration proposed by Enders & Sikles (2001) and EC-EGARCH-M model proposed by Wang & Lee (2009...

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Main Author: Farrukh Mahmood
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National University of Sciences and Technology 2021-01-01
Series:NUST Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
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Online Access:https://www.njssh.nust.edu.pk/index.php/njssh/article/view/32
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description This study examines the asymmetry of interest rate pass-through between wholesale (KIBOR) and retail interest rates (Deposit and Lending rate) for Pakistan, by using the asymmetric threshold co-integration proposed by Enders & Sikles (2001) and EC-EGARCH-M model proposed by Wang & Lee (2009). Empirical results of threshold co-integration test confirm that asymmetric relation exists between wholesale and retail interest rates, and hence the rate of pass-through is incomplete. Furthermore, in the long-run, retail interest rates are rigid towards the downwards adjustment, and hence there is an upward adjustment in error correction mechanism.
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spelling doaj.art-57a35d7c25214f05bd06fc6935e347b82024-03-18T09:13:19ZengNational University of Sciences and TechnologyNUST Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities2520-503X2523-00262021-01-014210.51732/njssh.v4i2.32Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration ApproachFarrukh Mahmood This study examines the asymmetry of interest rate pass-through between wholesale (KIBOR) and retail interest rates (Deposit and Lending rate) for Pakistan, by using the asymmetric threshold co-integration proposed by Enders & Sikles (2001) and EC-EGARCH-M model proposed by Wang & Lee (2009). Empirical results of threshold co-integration test confirm that asymmetric relation exists between wholesale and retail interest rates, and hence the rate of pass-through is incomplete. Furthermore, in the long-run, retail interest rates are rigid towards the downwards adjustment, and hence there is an upward adjustment in error correction mechanism. https://www.njssh.nust.edu.pk/index.php/njssh/article/view/32AsymmetryInterest Rate Pass-ThroughThreshold Co-IntegrationRigiditiesJEL Classification: D82, E43, C22
spellingShingle Farrukh Mahmood
Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach
NUST Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
Asymmetry
Interest Rate Pass-Through
Threshold Co-Integration
Rigidities
JEL Classification: D82, E43, C22
title Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach
title_full Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach
title_fullStr Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach
title_full_unstemmed Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach
title_short Interest Rate Pass-Through in Pakistan: Evidence from the Asymmetric Co-integration Approach
title_sort interest rate pass through in pakistan evidence from the asymmetric co integration approach
topic Asymmetry
Interest Rate Pass-Through
Threshold Co-Integration
Rigidities
JEL Classification: D82, E43, C22
url https://www.njssh.nust.edu.pk/index.php/njssh/article/view/32
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