I am currently trying to build a VAR model based off daily stock market returns, exchange rate and the Central Bank 10 year gild yields. My values for exchange rate and yield rate were non-stationary, so I took the first differences of them, which made them both stationary.
I was wondering whether I should use the first differences of the exchange rate and yield rate when using the -varsoc- command (ie -varsoc dailylnFTSEreturn dgbpusdxr dtenyryieldBP- ),or whether I should use the original variables (ie -varsoc dailylnFTSEreturn tenyryield gbpusdxr- )
Would this make a difference to how I can interpret my results?
Thanks in advance
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