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Forecasting oil commodity spot price in a data-rich environment.
Sabri Boubaker1,2,3, Zhenya Liu4,5,6, Yifan Zhang4
1EM Normandie Business School, Métis Lab, Paris, France.
Summary
This study introduces a novel change point-adaptive recurrent neural network (CP-ADARNN) for crude oil price forecasting. The CP-ADARNN framework accurately predicts WTI and Brent oil prices, outperforming existing models.
Area of Science:
- Econometrics
- Time Series Analysis
- Machine Learning
Background:
- Time series forecasting is challenged by statistically varying properties.
- Accurate crude oil price prediction is crucial for market participants.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a Change Point-Adaptive Recurrent Neural Network (CP-ADARNN) framework for enhanced crude oil price forecasting.
- To address the challenge of time-varying statistical properties in financial time series data.
Main Methods:
- Structural breaks in predictors were identified using change point detection techniques.
- An adaptive recurrent neural network (ADARNN) model was trained for prediction.
- The framework utilized 310 high-dimensional economic series as exogenous factors from 1993 to 2021.
Main Results:
- CP-ADARNN demonstrated superior performance in predicting WTI crude oil prices, outperforming benchmarks by 12.5% in root mean square error.
- A high correlation of 0.706 was achieved between predicted and actual WTI crude oil returns.
- The model's effectiveness was robust for Brent oil prices and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Conclusions:
- The CP-ADARNN framework offers a significant advancement in crude oil price forecasting.
- The findings provide valuable insights for investors and researchers in the global oil market.
- The method effectively handles structural breaks and high-dimensional data for improved predictive accuracy.
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