• Identifies unspanned macroeconomic factors (UMFs) not embedded in Shanghai crude oil futures price (COFP) curves. • Provides empirical evidence of lagged and dynamic interactions between UMFs and COFPs. • Demonstrates asymmetric feedback of oil price shocks to the macroeconomy in the emerging market. • Enhances theoretical understanding of the mechanisms linking macroeconomy and crude oil markets.
Ji et al. (2026) studied this question.
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