An empirical testing of exchange market efficiency hypothesis This paper develops an empirical analysis of the exchange market efficiency hypothesis, based on its implications for the VAR representation. It proposes an extension of the existing tests. Using daily data for the main nominal exchange rates vis-a-vis the US dollar - namely the Japanese Yen, the British Pound, the Deutschmark and the French Franc - over the period spanning January 1980 to March 1994, Johansen's tests of cointegration are performed: the market efficiency hypothesis cannot be rejected form these results. It is thus necessary to complete the analysis with Granger causality tests. This provides results rejecting the martingale implication of the efficiency hypothe...
The aim of the paper is twofold: the first one is to examine the theoretical points that constitute ...
This paper examines the validity of the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) for the foreign exchange m...
Asset prices determined in a weakly efficient market cannot be cointegrated because cointegration im...
An empirical testing of exchange market efficiency hypothesis This paper develops an empirical ana...
International audienceThis paper develops an empirical analysis of the exchange market efficiency hy...
This paper examines the hypothesis that foreign exchange market is efficient. Several empirical resu...
Efficiency and Formation of Expectations in Exchange Markets The aim of this article is twofold : f...
Efficiency and Formation of Expectations in Exchange Markets The aim of this article is twofold : f...
This paper discusses the important aspects of efficiency, expectations, and risk in the foreign exch...
We re-examine Sephton and Larsen's (1991) conclusion that cointegration-based tests for market effic...
This paper addresses an interesting theoretical intuition, originally put forward in De Grauwe (1989...
Is the foreign exchange market efficient? The issue of foreign exchange market efficiency is raise...
We re-examine Sephton and Larsen's (1991) conclusion that cointegration-based tests for market effic...
The foreign exchange market efficiency hypothesis is empirically examined for three major currencies...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the market efficiency on the foreign exchange market since t...
The aim of the paper is twofold: the first one is to examine the theoretical points that constitute ...
This paper examines the validity of the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) for the foreign exchange m...
Asset prices determined in a weakly efficient market cannot be cointegrated because cointegration im...
An empirical testing of exchange market efficiency hypothesis This paper develops an empirical ana...
International audienceThis paper develops an empirical analysis of the exchange market efficiency hy...
This paper examines the hypothesis that foreign exchange market is efficient. Several empirical resu...
Efficiency and Formation of Expectations in Exchange Markets The aim of this article is twofold : f...
Efficiency and Formation of Expectations in Exchange Markets The aim of this article is twofold : f...
This paper discusses the important aspects of efficiency, expectations, and risk in the foreign exch...
We re-examine Sephton and Larsen's (1991) conclusion that cointegration-based tests for market effic...
This paper addresses an interesting theoretical intuition, originally put forward in De Grauwe (1989...
Is the foreign exchange market efficient? The issue of foreign exchange market efficiency is raise...
We re-examine Sephton and Larsen's (1991) conclusion that cointegration-based tests for market effic...
The foreign exchange market efficiency hypothesis is empirically examined for three major currencies...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the market efficiency on the foreign exchange market since t...
The aim of the paper is twofold: the first one is to examine the theoretical points that constitute ...
This paper examines the validity of the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) for the foreign exchange m...
Asset prices determined in a weakly efficient market cannot be cointegrated because cointegration im...