Assessing Volatility Behaviors of Cross-Currency Derivatives in India's Exchange Markets Using Machine Learning Algorithms

Currency Derivatives are very important financial instruments for speculation, hedging and arbitrage opportunities, and among them cross-country futures are one of the important types with a huge research gap. Studying them becomes very imperative. This paper studies the volatility of INR based cros...

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Main Authors: Aman Shreevastava, Bharat Kumar Meher, Virgil Popescu, Ramona Birau, Mritunjay Mahato
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati 2024-12-01
Series:Annals of Dunarea de Jos University. Fascicle I : Economics and Applied Informatics
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Online Access:http://eia.feaa.ugal.ro/images/eia/2024_3/Shreevastava_et_al.pdf
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Summary:Currency Derivatives are very important financial instruments for speculation, hedging and arbitrage opportunities, and among them cross-country futures are one of the important types with a huge research gap. Studying them becomes very imperative. This paper studies the volatility of INR based cross country futures (USD, JPY and EUR) and performs forecasting using ML Algorithm and utilizes LSTM for prediction. The study proves to be a first of its kind study involving cross-country futures and is a beacon of hope for all future research on similar subjects. The study will also be helpful to investors and foreign exchange managers along with monetary and fiscal policymakers. The study consists of total of 674 data points of near-month expiry futures expiring on 29th October, 2024. The span of data was 1 year for JPY and EUR and nearly 11 months for USD. The data were downloaded from NSE website. The USD-INR futures were nearly stable and EUR-INR futures were most volatile. The JPY-INR futures had highest rise in price trends. Prediction of USD/INR future outperformed other two with least error. However, LSTM model that was trained, relatively underperformed in case of JPY-INR.
ISSN:1584-0409