Journal of Futures Markets · 2020 · 23 citations · 24 references
AgricultureBusiness EconomicsEconomicsCommodity MarketsInternational EconomicsInternational TradeCommodity Price FormationFutures MarketsInternational Commodity TradeMetal Commodity MarketsTrade NetworksTrading NetworksAutoregressive ModelsCommodity Exchange NetworksFutures Market StructureFutures Price RelationshipsMetal Futures MarketsMetal TradeMetals TradeVector Autoregressive Models
Abstract In addition to being the world's greatest consumer and producer of industrial metals, China now also features the most actively traded industrial metal futures contracts worldwide. To examine China's role in the global price formation process of industrial metal futures markets, we use a sample of 29 futures contracts traded on exchanges in the United States, the United Kingdom, India, and China. We estimate vector autoregressive models and conduct variance decompositions, which are then visualized in the form of networks. The results indicate that China, despite its role as key actor in both real and financial industrial metal markets, is a price taker.
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