The study examines the influence of tradable assets in integrating the Indian stock market with global stock markets. The movement in the foreign indices has a direct spillover effect on the assets cross-listed on these exchanges in the form of American depository receipts and global depositary receipts, and the effect is simultaneously shifted to the domestic market index due to the dual listing of domestic assets. The findings of the study indicate that there is a prolonged effect of all markets combined on the Indian market during the period, and that the long-term effect between the Indian and US markets is also consistent in the long run, while the Wald test also supports the presence of a short-term effect between the Indian and US markets. Long-term and short-term causation patterns are lacking in the Luxembourg market, illustrating the partial integration of the financial markets. The present study is instrumental for investors in identifying exogenous markets for portfolio diversification, thus enabling businesses to have a global reach.
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