ABSTRACT
It is crucial to realize that maximizing transactions in international trade is necessary to allow people in a quarantine situation to establish an irregular pattern of behavior, particularly for international trade firms. This was par-ticularly the case when foreign trading activities were drastically reduced. In-stant tchnological access and management of knowledge eliminates distance miles, in an world where knowledge ‘s value and its regulation are which very intersting. However, in developing countries, especially in developing countries, these devices are not at the detriment of customers, but are often lacking in poli-cies. This article includes details on the position of the organization in the field of internal exchange in quarantine health (COVID19), and may con-tribute to develope knowledge and technologies. © 2021, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.
ABSTRACT
The health crisis has led to a financial crisis and the various stock markets are also suffering from the virus. The consequences for the economy and individual investments are real. Therefore, our article tends to explain the relationship between the spread of the Coronavirus and the financial market behavior. To this end, we use the Non-linear Autoregressive Distributed Lag (NARDL) model. Our results, then, show that the financial market is negatively impacted by the spread of Coronavirus. Also, we note that the impact of positive and negative variations in new cases and deaths caused by COVID-19 have an impact on the values of market indexes.