THE EFFICIENCY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONEY MARKETS

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In markets which are efficient in the weak form, investors are not able to use the information contained in historical yields to earn excess returns. Using a rum test, this paper examines the weak form efficiency of a number of international money markets. While most of the markets examined were found to be efficient in the weak form, the study was not able to confirm the weak form efficiency of the markets for three‐month German DM bank deposits, Swiss Ffr. bank deposits, French Ffr. bank deposits, and six‐month Eurodollar CDs. Copyright © 1982, Wiley Blackwell. All rights reserved

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Journal of Business Finance & Accounting

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