Institutional Money, Sector and Dollar Effects on the Dutch Aex Index
26 Pages Posted: 27 Jul 2004
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Institutional Money, Sector and Dollar Effects on the Dutch Aex Index
Institutional Money, Sector and Dollar Effects on the Dutch Aex Index
Date Written: July 2004
Abstract
The Amsterdam Exchanges Index (AEX), the main index of Euronext Amsterdam, produced a tremendous performance in the period 1988-1998 relative to the MSCI World Index. However, coinciding remarkably neatly with the introduction of the euro, this outperformance abruptly came to an end in 1999. In this paper we examine the factors that could explain the relative performance of the AEX from its inception in 1983 up until 2002. Our results suggest that the sector mix, the US dollar and the general market climate play a role, but that the relationship with institutional money flows is hard to prove, possibly due to a lack of data. Movements in bond yields apparently have had little effect.
Keywords: AEX, dollar sensitivity, institutional money flows, sector mix
JEL Classification: G19
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