Xiaolei Sun

Dr. Xiaolei Sun

Institutes of Science and Development, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2020 in Finance Research Letters
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XSXiaolei Sun
Xiaolei Sun
MLMingxi Liu
Mingxi Liu
ZSZeqian Sima
Zeqian Sima

1 January 2020 in The North American Journal of Economics and Finance
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XSXiaolei Sun
Xiaolei Sun
XCXiuwen Chen
Xiuwen Chen
JWJun Wang
Jun Wang
JLJianping Li
Jianping Li

1 March 2020 in International Review of Financial Analysis
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XSXiaolei Sun
Xiaolei Sun
JWJun Wang
Jun Wang
YYYanzhen Yao
Yanzhen Yao
JLJingyu Li
Jingyu Li
JLJianping Li
Jianping Li

1 April 2014 in Energy
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YYYuying Yang
Yuying Yang
JLJianping Li
Jianping Li
XSXiaolei Sun
Xiaolei Sun
JCJianming Chen
Jianming Chen

1 February 2017 in Energy
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Xiaolei Sun
CLChang Liu
Chang Liu
XCXiuwen Chen
Xiuwen Chen
JLJianping Li
Jianping Li

13 February 2019 in Emerging Markets Finance and Trade
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XCXiuwen Chen
Xiuwen Chen
XSXiaolei Sun
Xiaolei Sun
JWJun Wang
Jun Wang
In recent years, researchers have increasingly studied the interaction between the crude oil market and economic policy uncertainty (EPU). To have a deeper knowledge, this article examines the spillover effects between them from a multiscale perspective with a wavelet-based BEKK-GARCH method. The results show that the spillover effects between the Brent crude oil market and EPU in the BRIC countries are time-varying across different wavelet scales in terms of direction and strength. The mean spillover relationship between oil prices and EPU is weak in the short term but gradually strengthened toward the long term. Moreover, there are strong volatility spillover effects between oil prices and EPU in Brazil and Russia in the short and medium term.