Price Leadership in the Spot Foreign Exchange Market

Stephen G. Sapp

Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 2002, vol. 37, issue 3, 425-448

Abstract: This study empirically investigates how new information is incorporated into intra-daily DM-$US quotes, and finds evidence that certain dealers consistently incorporate new information into their quotes before others and that their behavior is influenced by market conditions. In general, Chemical Bank's quotes are the first to contain new information. However, in the periods of uncertainty around central bank interventions, evidence suggests Deutsche Bank is the price leader and its quotes are influenced by information and inventory considerations.

Date: 2002
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