Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies

Abstract The core objective of this article is to explore the viability of uncovered interest parity and to reconnoiter major determinants of domestic interest rates of the Pakistan and China economies. It is imperative to study the interest rate parity that assistances to comprehend that exactly ho...

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Main Authors: Malik Saqib Ali, Ishtiaq Ahmad, Muhammad Faizan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2024-03-01
Series:Future Business Journal
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-024-00320-w
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description Abstract The core objective of this article is to explore the viability of uncovered interest parity and to reconnoiter major determinants of domestic interest rates of the Pakistan and China economies. It is imperative to study the interest rate parity that assistances to comprehend that exactly how exchange rate and domestic interest rate influence foreign interest rate of two economies in emerging trends in international trade. The World Development Indicators is main source of data gathering, and it ranges from 1980 to 2023 for the analysis of both models. This study considers two models, Engle–Granger causality has been applied in Model 1, to analyze the uncovered interest parity, and findings indicate that the exchange rate of each country has no effect on the interest rate of the other country. However, Model 2 investigates the main determinants of domestic interest rate and their long-run associations for Pakistan and China. To capture the long-run association, ARDL estimation technique has been deployed, and findings show the long-run relations and co-integration among the policy variables of both countries. In Pakistan, consumer price index and exchange rate hold positive linking with the domestic interest rate; however, output level is adversely correlated. The error correction term is 91%, confirming the rapidity of equilibrium adjustment when a shock occurs. Regarding the Chinese economy, consumer price index and exchange rate have a negative impact on China domestic interest rate. The results of the error correction model indicate an 80% speed of convergence in the long run. This study suggests that improvement in productivity and exchange rate may assist both economies to experience steady exchange rate and interest rate.
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spelling doaj.art-587e87c76bc14af7b60faefd7575bac92024-03-17T12:27:28ZengSpringerOpenFuture Business Journal2314-72102024-03-0110111010.1186/s43093-024-00320-wUncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economiesMalik Saqib Ali0Ishtiaq Ahmad1Muhammad Faizan2Department of Economics, NUMLDepartment of Management Sciences, NUMLDepartment of Management Sciences, NUMLAbstract The core objective of this article is to explore the viability of uncovered interest parity and to reconnoiter major determinants of domestic interest rates of the Pakistan and China economies. It is imperative to study the interest rate parity that assistances to comprehend that exactly how exchange rate and domestic interest rate influence foreign interest rate of two economies in emerging trends in international trade. The World Development Indicators is main source of data gathering, and it ranges from 1980 to 2023 for the analysis of both models. This study considers two models, Engle–Granger causality has been applied in Model 1, to analyze the uncovered interest parity, and findings indicate that the exchange rate of each country has no effect on the interest rate of the other country. However, Model 2 investigates the main determinants of domestic interest rate and their long-run associations for Pakistan and China. To capture the long-run association, ARDL estimation technique has been deployed, and findings show the long-run relations and co-integration among the policy variables of both countries. In Pakistan, consumer price index and exchange rate hold positive linking with the domestic interest rate; however, output level is adversely correlated. The error correction term is 91%, confirming the rapidity of equilibrium adjustment when a shock occurs. Regarding the Chinese economy, consumer price index and exchange rate have a negative impact on China domestic interest rate. The results of the error correction model indicate an 80% speed of convergence in the long run. This study suggests that improvement in productivity and exchange rate may assist both economies to experience steady exchange rate and interest rate.https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-024-00320-wInterest rateEconomicExchange ratePakistanChina
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Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies
Future Business Journal
Interest rate
Economic
Exchange rate
Pakistan
China
title Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies
title_full Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies
title_fullStr Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies
title_full_unstemmed Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies
title_short Uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates: an analysis of Pakistan and China economies
title_sort uncovered interest rate parity phenomenon and determinants of domestic interest rates an analysis of pakistan and china economies
topic Interest rate
Economic
Exchange rate
Pakistan
China
url https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-024-00320-w
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