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Dynamic minimum variance hedge ratios (MVHRs) have been commonly estimated using Bivariate GARCH model that overlooks basis effect on the time-varying variance-covariance of spot and futures returns. This paper proposes an alternative specification of the BGARCH model in which the basis effect...
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This paper contributes to the debate on commodity financialization by extending tests of herd behavior to the commodity futures markets. Utilizing a regime-switching model, we test the presence of herd behavior in a number of commodity sectors; including energy, metals, grains, and livestock;...
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This paper studies the common jump dynamics in natural gas futures and spot markets within a bivariate autoregressive jump intensity-GARCH framework (BARJI-GARCH). We particularly examine the role of weather as a short-run demand factor and inventory as a short-run supply factor in explaining...
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