Abstract
This study examines the time-varying causality between oil returns and stock returns in Norway. We find that data frequency determines the direction of causality between oil returns and stock returns. A bidirectional causality exists between oil returns and stock returns in the daily data, while a unidirectional causality runs from stock returns to oil returns in the weekly and monthly data. Time-varying causality also exists between these series.
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