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Item CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK AND STOCK MARKET VOLATILITY AND RETURNS: EVIDENCE FROM GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS(Asian Journal of Research in Banking and Finance, 2020-05) Saranya P.BThe coronavirus pandemic popularly represented as COVID 19 has been considered as global pandemic y the World Health Organisation (WHO) since it has affected millions of human beings across the globe. The pandemic outbreak was first identified during mid of November, 2019 in China. During post January, 2020 the virus outbreak was found in several countries. Any such pandemic outbreak across the globe has been considered as a negative shock among the investors in the stock markets. Investor’s sentiments have been highly influenced by positive and negative shocks. Past literature has proved that negative shocks create a greater impact on the stock market returns than the positive shocks. This study assumes the coronavirus pandemic as a negative shock across the global stock markets. The study considers 5 important indices the BSE Sensex (India), Dow Jones Industrial Average (USA), Nikkei (Japan), Hang Sang (Hong Kong) and SSE Composite Index (China) to identify the amount of volatility and its effect on the stock market returns during the period of outbreak. USA Index recorded the highest volatility and the Indian Index recorded the lowest annualized returns amidst the indices.Item A Comparative Study on the Association between FDI Inflows, Trade Openness and GDP of India and China(Asian Journal of Research in Business Economics and Management, 2020-05) Saranya P.BIndia’s GDP amounting to 2.7 trillion USD makes rank among the top 10 countries in terms of total productivity. The average growth rate of GDP in India is approximately 8% whereas is below 5% in developed economies. Liberalisation of trade practices and globalisation are considered to be a key components contributing to the economic growth in several economies. Several literature also prove the same. The economic reforms of 1991 has enhanced flow of FDI and free trade in India which has created a greater impact on the economic growth in the recent decades. This paper is an attempt to study the relationship between the FDI inflows, trade openness and GDP in India and China. The annual data since 1975 was considered for the study to understand both short and long run relationships.