Financial Volatility Modeling with the GARCH-MIDAS-LSTM Approach: The Effects of Economic Expectations, Geopolitical Risks and Industrial Production during COVID-19
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deep neural networks; long-short term memory; volatility; GARCH; mixed data sampling; geopolitical risk; industrial production; economic expectations;All these keywords.
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