Research Article

Systemic Risk Contribution and Contagion of Industrial Sectors in China: From the Global Financial Crisis to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Table 1

Industrial sectors and their 5% value-at-risk.

Sector5% quantile
Pre-GFCGFCPost-GFCCOVID

Banking−0.024−0.032−0.028−0.024
Coal−0.048−0.048−0.020−0.024
Nonferrous metals−0.041−0.053−0.023−0.030
Power and public utilities−0.043−0.033−0.024−0.018
Steel−0.043−0.046−0.018−0.022
Chemicals−0.041−0.043−0.022−0.029
Construction−0.046−0.032−0.024−0.023
Building materials−0.041−0.038−0.020−0.029
Media−0.053−0.042−0.030−0.034
Machinery−0.040−0.037−0.024−0.026
Electronics−0.045−0.054−0.021−0.049
Computers−0.048−0.047−0.032−0.047
Cars−0.047−0.037−0.028−0.025
Commercial and retail−0.046−0.040−0.023−0.022
Consumer services−0.038−0.044−0.022−0.034
Household appliances −0.046−0.037−0.025−0.029
Textiles and garments−0.051−0.044−0.024−0.026
Pharmaceuticals−0.045−0.036−0.020−0.025
Food and beverages−0.035−0.031−0.027−0.026
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery−0.044−0.039−0.025−0.032
Petroleum and petrochemicals−0.038−0.0310.000−0.022
Nonbank finance−0.039−0.045−0.019−0.030
Real estate−0.049−0.043−0.024−0.027
Transportation−0.036−0.039−0.023−0.021
Electrical equipment and new energy−0.039−0.042−0.021−0.031
Communications−0.046−0.039−0.029−0.042
National defense and military−0.042−0.047−0.024−0.028
Light manufacturing−0.042−0.046−0.026−0.029
Other−0.046−0.040−0.029−0.022