Abstract
This research looks at how volatility in the oil and natural gas sectors changes over time and across markets. We empirically examine the univariate and bivariate time-series properties of oil and natural gas index returns, allowing for non-linearity in the variance of each series, as well as for the possibility that changes in volatility in one market may spill over to the other market. Patterns in volatility transmission emerge that may be of practical importance to financial market participants.
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