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NSE vs. NYSE Fig 1.3 58 Here, NYSE was a success story in this period. Led by the tech companies, the US economy was at its pink which is reflected in the NYSE. But the NSE did not appreciate much. In the NYSE the tech boom was saturating. The NYSE did not appreciate much in the initial period. But in the year 1999 and mid of 2000, NSE was rising with the NYSE because India had benefited much from the tech boom in this period along with the NYSE. The high dependence of India on the US in trade was reflected by the two stock exchanges. During this period, both the stock exchanges has risen sharply. Although the percentage change in the NSE was much larger, but the manner in which they were moving was highly correlated. ©Great Lakes Herald – April 2007 Volume 1, Issue 1 by Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
NSE vs. Korean stock exchange Fig 1.4 59 The above diagram shows that, during 1995, both the stock exchanges were at the same level. But due to East Asian crisis, Korean stock exchange was much more affected because its economy was more integrated with those East Asian economies. During period 2, both the stock exchanges moved in almost identical manner. The returns were almost nearly equal during this period, since both the stock exchanges rose very sharply. But, the rise in the NSE was much sharper. Still, we can say that the two exchanges were moving more or less in same fashion. We have tried to take a look at the impact of various stock exchanges on each other in this section. Therefore, we have divided our time period from 1995-2006 June into sub-sets depending on the happening of certain changes caused by events or policy decisions. This has the purpose of finding out the extent of impact that the markets have on each other. ©Great Lakes Herald – April 2007 Volume 1, Issue 1 by Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
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