Abstract
This paper investigates the dynamic high-frequency dependence structure of Chinese four major agricultural commodity futures by utilizing a semi-parametric copula-based multivariate model with 5-minute high-frequency trading data. The empirical results show that the daily dependence between the agricultural commodity futures is time-varying and slightly asymmetric, and that this dependence and its asymmetry are more pronounced during the world food crisis (2007–2008) and the global financial crisis (2008–2011). Furthermore, the intraday dependence structure exhibits a lopsided inverted U-shaped pattern with relatively lower dependence level around the opening and closing time, and a peak around the mid-trading day.
Subject
Applied Mathematics,Statistics and Probability
Reference47 articles.
1. Market interdependence and volatility transmission among major crops;Gardebroek;Agric Econ.,2016
2. Corn Price Behavior—Volatility Transmission During the Boom on Futures Markets;Von Ledebur,2009
3. Goodness of fit tests for copulas of multivariate time series;Rémillard;Econometrics, MDPI.,2017