Genevieve Gyasi, Joseph Magnus Frimpong, Kwame Mireku
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This research examines the co-movement between exchange rates and equity prices in a selection of frontier African markets (Ghana, Mauritius, and Tunisia). The analysis encompasses data from 4 Janu...
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