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Determinants of Stock Market Performance in Zambia

Dominic Anthony Chungu

Journal of Economics, Management and Trade · pp. 62–76 · Published 13 May 2022

10.9734/jemt/2022/v28i430405

Abstract

  For economic development to take place, there are many components involved. Investment is a key component. The existence of stock markets has played a pivotal role in the raising of capital for companies. Therefore the performance of stock markets has been seen to be of significance. The stock Market in Zambia has been seen to fluctuate over the years. It has been noted that macroeconomic variables impact stock market performance. In this research it has  been arrived at Interest rates and exchange rates have are indirectly proportional to stock  market performance as money supply, GDP and Index of Industry performance have a direct relationship.      

Stock markets investment performance determinants development

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