Research Article

[Retracted] High-Order Moment Contagion of the Carbon Market: A Heterogeneity Analysis of Market Volatility Trend

Table 7

Robustness test of risk contagion in high-order moment channels under the trend of volatility rise rapidly and decline rapidly, respectively.

Carbon homogeneous marketCapital marketEnergy market
EUAsDJIASTOXXEURUSDUSDXCoalOilGasElectricity

Panel A: rapid decline in volatility of EUAf (S2-S1)
FR1.570.050.051.920.230.0160.120.220.03
CS1212.660.720.040.697.021.180.7219.170.25
CS216.810.981.250.0011.110.370.130.080.51
CK13254.4113.130.0216.718.4962.20.0215.342.84
CK3183.5916.324.575.472.510.628.82.810.62

Panel B: rapid rise in volatility of EUAf (S1-S2)
FR5.650.010.030.320.360.020.050.030.01
CS1220.280.750.040.797.961.190.7621.930.26
CS2110.890.991.250.021.250.370.130.120.52
CK13453.454.840.595.9213.4175.916.9674.130.06
CK31143.436.688.9619.0526.21.3313.25.951.34

Note. S1, S2, and S3 denotes the stability, high volatility, and low volatility state of the carbon market, respectively. The symbols , , and denote the statistical significance at the 10%, 5%, and 1% respectively.