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Hedge operations are particular stock market operations through which stock market traders, producers, intermediaries intend to cover the unfavorable outcome of the goods price on the cash market (physical). Price hedging by hedge operations is possible with the similarity and possible...
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volatility. Using data from the Taiwan Futures Exchange, empirical results indicate that the hedging demand of foreign investors … has a significant negative impact on subsequent returns and volatility. In addition, trading strategies based on the … show that returns (volatility) also affect the subsequent hedging demand of foreign investors, suggesting a feedback …
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Abstract: This study provides a case that the Thompson Waller estimator would have downward bias, which has not been carefully discussed in the literature. Such case is that (i) the buy (sell) order tends to follow buy (sell) order and (ii) the price change associated to such orders are small....
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Holmstrom (Bell J Econ 13:324–340, <CitationRef CitationID="CR16">1982</CitationRef>) argues that a principal is required to restrain moral hazard in a team: wasting output in certain states is required to enforce efficient effort, and the principal is a commitment device for the waste. Under competition in commodity and team-formation...</citationref>
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We use daily prices from individual futures contracts to test whether speculative bubbles exist in 12 agricultural markets and to identify whether patterns of bubble behavior exist over time. The samples begin as far back as 1970 and run through 2011. The findings demonstrate that all 12...
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This study brings fresh data to the highly-charged debate about the price impact of long-only index investment in energy futures markets. We use high frequency daily position data for NYMEX crude oil, heating oil, RBOB gasoline, and natural gas that are available from a representative large...
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producers activities to increasing risk, including that related to price volatility. This requires development and …
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A popular view is that the surge in the price of oil during 2003-08 cannot be explained by economic fundamentals, but was caused by the increased financialization of oil futures markets, which in turn allowed speculation to become a major determinant of the spot price of oil. This interpretation...
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price volatility. Most academic literature does not support the idea that speculators drive commodity prices beyond …
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We study the effect of the addition of a futures market, in which contracts maturing in the last period of the life of the asset can be traded. Our experiment has two treatments, one in which a spot market operates on its own, and a second treatment in which a spot and futures market are active...
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