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Table 3 The general impact of crude oil shocks on real exchange rates

From: Heterogeneous effects of oil shocks on exchange rates: evidence from a quantile regression approach

 

AUS

EU

JAP

CAN

MEX

NOR

UK

Panel A: OLS regression

 Intercept

0.0292

(0.1088)

0.0728

(0.1697)

−0.0027

(0.1243)

0.0463

(0.0654)

0.1063

(0.2197)

0.0362

(0.1033)

0.0061

(0.1089)

 Oil supply shock

0.1037

(0.1155)

−0.3329

(0.2772)

0.0135

(0.1318)

0.0775

(0.0693)

−0.3595

(0.3646)

0.0127

(0.1096)

0.1120

(0.1155)

 Aggregate demand shock

−0.3465***

(0.1154)

−0.1703

(0.1429)

0.1886

(0.1315)

−0.2430***

(0.0703)

−0.0114

(0.1959)

−0.1238

(0.1103)

−0.1933*

(0.1152)

 Oil-specific demand shock

−0.3228***

(0.1150)

−0.2976*

(0.1512)

0.0477

(0.1313)

−0.2764***

(0.0690)

−0.2959

(0.2035)

−0.4343***

(0.1091)

−0.2187*

(0.1154)

Panel B: Qunatile regression (q = 0.5)

 Intercept

−0.1296

(0.1429)

0.2697

(0.2292)

0.1194

(0.1733)

0.0645

(0.0894)

−0.3210*

(0.1885)

0.0172

(0.1471)

0.0266

(0.1524)

 Oil supply shock

−0.0467

(0.1540)

−0.5870

(0.3745)

−0.0708

(0.1636)

0.0218

(0.0963)

0.0204

(0.3124)

−0.0541

(0.1355)

0.1323

(0.1704)

 Aggregate demand shock

−0.1448

(0.1710)

−0.2315

(0.1930)

0.2911

(0.1790)

−0.0058

(0.1250)

0.1004

(0.2001)

−0.1137

(0.1578)

−0.0056

(0.1893)

 Oil-specific demand shock

−0.1190

(0.1567)

−0.4246**

(0.2041)

−0.0891

(0.1930)

−0.2394*

(0.1143)

−0.0451

(0.1745)

−0.4107**

(0.1789)

−0.2696

(0.1783)

  1. The standard errors are reported in parentheses
  2. *, ** and *** denotes coefficients significant at 10, 5 and 1 % level respectively