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Asymmetric News Effects on Volatility: Good vs. Bad News in Good vs. Bad Times
We study the impact of positive and negative macroeconomic US and European news announcements in different phases of the business cycle on the highfrequency volatility of the EUR/USD exchange rate. The results suggest that in general bad news increases volatility more than good news. The news effect
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