Testing for non-linearity in daily sterling exchange rates

1996-08-01articleApplied Financial Economics201 citationsclosed

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Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling Financial Markets and Investment Strategies Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis

Abstract

A number of tests for non-linear dependence in time series are presented and implemented on a set of 10 daily sterling exchange rates covering the entire post Bretton-Woods era until the present day. Irrefutable evidence of non-linearity is shown in many of the series, but most of this dependence can apparently be explained by reference to the GARCH family of models. It is suggested that the literature in this area has reached an impasse, with the presence of ARCH effects clearly demonstrated in a large number of papers, but with the tests for non-linearity which are currently available being unable to classify any additional non-linear structure.

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