2021
DOI: 10.9734/ajeba/2021/v21i2330532
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An Empirical Test for Semi-strong form Efficient Market Hypothesis of the Nigeria Stock Market

Abstract: A capital market is said to be efficient if new information are quickly reflected in stock prices.  This study empirically examines how the prices of stocks listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange quickly respond to monetary policy announcement. The daily All Shares Index and 41 monetary policy announcement from 2014 -2020 were used as proxy for stock prices and new information respectively. The Researcher adopted the event study methodology and a 21 day event window was constructed. That is 10 days before monet… Show more

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“…Tan [4] pointed out that China's stock market does not conform to the efficient market hypothesis, and there are significant differences in the efficiency of information disclosure, regulatory efficiency, and the efficiency of individual investor behavior and trading mechanism, so the slow response of stock prices to information leads to momentum effect and long memory. Gbanador [5] argues that capital markets are considered effective if new information is quickly reflected in stock prices, such as the Nigerian stock market, which is semi-effective in the study. Therefore, many researchers are committed to building various quantitative models aiming to accurately grasp the transformation of market conditions and capture arbitrage opportunities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tan [4] pointed out that China's stock market does not conform to the efficient market hypothesis, and there are significant differences in the efficiency of information disclosure, regulatory efficiency, and the efficiency of individual investor behavior and trading mechanism, so the slow response of stock prices to information leads to momentum effect and long memory. Gbanador [5] argues that capital markets are considered effective if new information is quickly reflected in stock prices, such as the Nigerian stock market, which is semi-effective in the study. Therefore, many researchers are committed to building various quantitative models aiming to accurately grasp the transformation of market conditions and capture arbitrage opportunities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%