Abstract
This study examines how the US and Chinese markets reacted to the Israel-Hamas conflict using an event study method. The analysis included 2,087 firms from China and 1,881 firms from the US. The results show differing responses in these markets before and after the conflict was announced. However, some sectors like consumer staples, financials, real estate, and energy had similar reactions, with the energy sector showing a notably strong positive response. These results offer important insights for policymakers, firms, and investors seeking to understand how geopolitical events impact market dynamics.
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