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Herding behaviour in African stock markets: evidence from South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt & Kenya
In the presence of herding, collective investor behaviour tends to gravitate toward the same or similar investments. When herding behaviour becomes widespread, it can create asset bubbles or market crashes through panic-driven buying and selling. Consequently, comprehending how markets might react d...
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School of Economics
2025
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