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From oil spills to electric thrills: BYD’s rise and the market dynamics powering automaker stocks
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China Finance Review International
China Finance Review International 1–41.
Published: 21 October 2025
... development. While traditional automakers remain more vulnerable to oil price volatility, global leading EV manufacturers BYD and Tesla are less sensitive to oil price shocks and show strong alignment with clean energy indices. Significant volatility spillovers are observed during global crises...
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Does CEA or EUA matter for major commodity markets? Fresh evidence from the analysis of information spillovers and portfolio diversification
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China Finance Review International
China Finance Review International (2026) 16 (2): 329–372.
Published: 25 June 2024
..., the inclusion of agricultural and metal commodities in a carbon-oriented portfolio may potentially compromise its performance. Finally, our results underscore the pronounced advantage of minimum spillover portfolios; particularly those that designed minimize net pairwise volatility spillover, in the context...
