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Title: Commodity price shocks’ effects on developing countries’ banking systems’ stability
Abstract: In this study, an unbalanced panel dataset covering the 16-year period from 2000 to 2015 is used to examine the effects of commodity price shocks on the stability of the banking sector in 18 African economies that export commodities. A panel fixed effects model was used to estimate the study’s findings regarding the effects of commodity price shocks on the banking sectors of African economies that export commodities. The empirical results show that changes in commodity prices raise bank credit risk (non-performing loans), which puts the stability of the banking sector in African economies that export commodities at risk. The results for the aggregated shocks show that the stability of the banking sector is weakened by both positive and negative shocks. Additionally, it has been found that shocks in commodity prices reduce the amount of credit extended to the private sector, illuminating yet another way in which the effects of such shocks could continue to affect the real economy.
Keywords: commodity price shocks; banking sector stability; panel data; Africa
Paper Quality: SCOPUS / Web of Science Level Research Paper
Subject: Economics
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