Konstantin Kuck

Dr. Konstantin Kuck is a researcher at the University of Hohenheim's Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences, working within the Staff Unit for Research-Related Services. His scholarly work focuses on financial economics and advanced econometric modeling with applications across multiple markets.

His research interests include:

• State-dependent economic modeling
• Financial market dynamics and price discovery mechanisms
• Commodity markets analysis (particularly gold and crude oil)
• Exchange rate behavior and forecasting
• Regional economic forecasting methodologies

Dr. Kuck specializes in Markov regime-switching models and other state-dependent analytical approaches to examine structural changes in financial markets. His recent publications demonstrate a progression from theoretical modeling to practical applications, with significant contributions to understanding price discovery in equity markets and developing forecasting models for regional economic growth in Baden-Württemberg.

His publications span finance, economics, and econometrics journals, reflecting interdisciplinary research that bridges theoretical modeling with real-world financial applications across multiple asset classes and market conditions.