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Deep learning models for forecasting and analyzing the implications of COVID-19 spread on some commodities markets volatilities.

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Deep learning models for forecasting and analyzing the implications of COVID-19 spread on some commodities markets volatilities.

Auteurs : Jules Sadefo Kamdem [France] ; Rose Bandolo Essomba [Cameroun] ; James Njong Berinyuy [Cameroun]

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Abstract

Over the past few years, the application of deep learning models to finance has received much attention from investors and researchers. Our work continues this trend, presenting an application of a Deep learning model, long-term short-term memory (LSTM), for the forecasting of commodity prices. The obtained results predict with great accuracy the prices of commodities including crude oil price (98.2 price(88.2 on the variability of the commodity prices. This involved checking at the correlation and the causality with the Ganger Causality method. Our results reveal that the coronavirus impacts the recent variability of commodity prices through the number of confirmed cases and the total number of deaths. We then investigate a hybrid ARIMA-Wavelet model to forecast the coronavirus spread. This analyses is interesting as a consequence of the strong causal relationship between the coronavirus(number of confirmed cases) and the commodity prices, the prediction of the evolution of COVID-19 can be useful to anticipate the future direction of the commodity prices.

DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2020.110215
PubMed: 32839644
PubMed Central: PMC7437517


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