GARCH estimation with exogenous variables

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Lasse Jakobsen
Lasse Jakobsen le 18 Sep 2011
Commenté : simo borto le 20 Fév 2016
Hi all
I am trying to estimate the parameters of the models proposed by D. Lien and L. Yang in their article Asymmetric effect of basis on dynamic futures hedging: Empirical evidence from commodity markets
The question is how i code a GARCH model with two exogenous variables. I seem not to be able to exploit the garchfit function as it takes in the returns series and not the estimated innovations which I already have?? And I can't use UGARCH as it doesn't take exogenous variables as inputs!? Does anyone have a solution to my problem?
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Lasse Jakobsen
Lasse Jakobsen le 18 Sep 2011
I don't think that is true Oleg. I have several text books that mentions that it is possible to add other explanatory variables to the variance equation. Among others "The Econometrics of Financial Markerts" by John Y. Campbell, Andrew W. Lo and A. Craig Mackinlay.
The question is just how to incorporate these in Matlab.
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simo borto
simo borto le 20 Fév 2016
Hello. Did you find any way to solve the problem? I need the same kind of function / suggestion on how to compute my own one.

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Tan Phat Huynh
Tan Phat Huynh le 24 Mai 2013
I have the same problem, but dont know how to fix this. plzz. help!!!

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