Linkages Among Precious Metals Commodity Futures Prices: Evidence from Tokyo
Yoichi Tsuchiya
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Yoichi Tsuchiya
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We investigate whether long-term co-movements among the prices of precious metals commodity futures contracts can be observed. The past literature on agricultural commodity futures prices obtains the mixed results. We find that there is no long-term interdependence among the prices of the four non-agricultural commodity products traded at the Tokyo Commodity Exchange. The finding provides new evidence against interdependence of commodity futures prices.
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We investigate whether long-term co-movements among the prices of precious metals commodity futures contracts can be observed. The past literature on agricultural commodity futures prices obtains the mixed results. We find that there is no long-term interdependence among the prices of the four non-agricultural commodity products traded at the Tokyo Commodity Exchange. The finding provides new evidence against interdependence of commodity futures prices.
Key concepts: Futures contract, Commodity, Precious metal, Contango, Economics, Commodity pool, Monetary economics, Agriculture