Abstract
The present study attempts to modelling and forecasting the volatility of the SP clustering volatility, leverage effect and risk premium. This paper shows that the Indian stock market experiences volatility clustering and hence GARCH-type models predict the market volatility better than simple volatility models, like historical average, moving average etc. This study shows volatility forecasted for period of 200 days by using GARCH family models. The study concludes that there is a presence of volatility clustering, evidence of asymmetric and leverage effect on volatility and non-existence of risk premium in the Indian stock market.
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