Table 2.

Descriptive statistics

Key statisticslnRESVolex+VolexVoler+VolerVolimp+VolimplnPCIlnSTDlnIRlnMSlnOILP
Mean2.6126.34−10.0515.86−33.651.13−1.1311.731.840.073.713.72
Median2.6039.67−3.4813.60−34.321.02−0.5911.801.770.853.733.84
Maximum3.2874.620.0032.49−2.272.930.0012.132.891.884.284.65
Minimum2.090.30−38.90.00−67.640.01−3.0511.190.58−3.913.222.57
SD0.2824.0215.010.917.540.940.950.260.511.790.250.67
Skewness0.310.44−1.350.42−0.210.44−0.41−0.560.23−0.750.02−0.12
Kurtosis2.562.082.922.012.231.911.732.353.182.042.411.56
Jarque-Bera0.802.2510.012.321.042.743.182.320.344.480.013.02
Probability0.670.320.010.310.590.250.200.310.840.110.990.22
Sum85.9869.4−331.7523.5−1110.437.2−37.6387.160.72.30126.02126.55
Sum Sq. Dev.2.6118471.67200.13802.59846.428.829.432.198.41106.472.0315.02
Observations333333333333333333333333

Note(s): This table presents the descriptive statistics of all variables used in this paper. lnRES = log of gross international reserves, Volex+ refers to cumulative positive of volatility of export, Volex refers to cumulative negative of volatility of export, Voler+ refers to cumulative positive of volatility of exchange rate, Voler refers to cumulative negative of volatility of exchange rate, Volimp+ refers to cumulative positive of volatility of import, Volimp refers to cumulative negative of volatility of import, lnPCI refers per capita GDP, and lnSTD is short-term debt, lnIR refers to interest rate, lnMS is the money supply, and lnOILP refers to crude oil price

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