英文摘要 |
This paper aims to examine the impact of price limits on market efficiency in Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX). In contrast to previous researches, the work further investigates whether the market efficiency of TAIFEX significantly differs from the STX of Singapore Exchange under different price limits, and compares the discrepancy between two markets by observing the various major events. The empirical models adopt traditional variance ratio test and non-parametric variance ratio test to examine the information transmission in view of market efficiency. The results show that TAIFEX support the random walk hypothesis but not in STX. In addition, TAIFEX still present the efficient behaviors in the shocks of various major events. Therefore, we suggest that if market performs severe price limits, it will aid to advance the information transmission and decreasing the information asymmetry. Furthermore, the Singapore Exchange, which holds loose price limits than Taiwan Futures Exchange, implies that the either investor’s underreaction or investor’s overreaction may commonly exist in the futures price. |