2019
DOI: 10.4236/tel.2019.95106
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Efficiency of Currency Derivatives in Price Discovery Process: Evidences from India

Abstract: The present study investigates the efficiency of currency derivatives market by assessing its contribution towards price discovery process using spot and future prices of four currencies (USD/INR, EURO/INR, GBP/INR and JPY/INR) traded on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), India. As per the investigation, it can be concluded that there is a long run equilibrium relationship between spot rates and future rates, with unidirectional causality running from future rates to spot rates for all currencies under conside… Show more

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“…In the case of other types of commodities such as energy (Shrestha 2014), metals, and agricultural commodities (Chinn and Coibion 2014;Dimpfl et al 2017), the researchers have presented empirical evidence supporting the existence of PD. The researchers have made efforts to empirically test the price discovery in the currency market (Chen and Gau 2010;Osler et al 2011;Rosenberg and Traub 2009;Kumar 2018;Sharma and Chotia 2019;Fassas et al 2020;Akyildirim et al 2020). Chen and Gau (2010) used the USD and Euro and Yen, Kumar (2018) considered the USD and INR, ZAR, and BRL, and Sharma and Chotia (2019) used the INR and USD, EURO, GBP, and JPY.…”
Section: Co-citation Network and Clustering Of Articles (Rq5)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of other types of commodities such as energy (Shrestha 2014), metals, and agricultural commodities (Chinn and Coibion 2014;Dimpfl et al 2017), the researchers have presented empirical evidence supporting the existence of PD. The researchers have made efforts to empirically test the price discovery in the currency market (Chen and Gau 2010;Osler et al 2011;Rosenberg and Traub 2009;Kumar 2018;Sharma and Chotia 2019;Fassas et al 2020;Akyildirim et al 2020). Chen and Gau (2010) used the USD and Euro and Yen, Kumar (2018) considered the USD and INR, ZAR, and BRL, and Sharma and Chotia (2019) used the INR and USD, EURO, GBP, and JPY.…”
Section: Co-citation Network and Clustering Of Articles (Rq5)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study examines the price discovery mechanism of the emerging economies with a special reference to the securities market of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa). The price discovery is the process of determining the prices of the spot market based on the prices of the futures market (Garbade and Silber, 1983;Kawaller et al, 1987;Chan, 1992;Hasbrouck, 2003;Bekiros and Diks, 2008;Sharma and Chotia, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%