An Intraday Examination of the Federal Funds Market: Implications for the Theories of the Reverse‐J Pattern

The intraday literature suggests that returns, variances, and volume form an intraday reverse‐J pattern. Two competing theories explain the observed patterns: private information about future security prices and trading stoppages. The Federal funds market allows a unique opportunity to study the cau...

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Published in:The Journal of business (Chicago, Ill.) Ill.), 2001-10, Vol.74 (4), p.535-556
Main Authors: Cyree, Ken B., Winters, Drew B.
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Bank accounts
Bank loans
Bank reserves
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Business studies
Capital
Capital market
Cash flow
Desks
Federal funding
Federal funds
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Information
Interest rates
Lines of credit
Loan agreements
Modeling
Open markets
Price elasticity
Regulation D
Required reserves
Securities markets
Securities trading
Settlements & damages
Statistical data
Statistical variance
Stock exchange
Stock prices
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Bank loans
Bank reserves
Business
Business studies
Capital
Capital market
Cash flow
Desks
Federal funding
Federal funds
Federal funds rate
Federal Reserve Bank
Hypotheses
Information
Interest rates
Lines of credit
Loan agreements
Modeling
Open markets
Price elasticity
Regulation D
Required reserves
Securities markets
Securities trading
Settlements & damages
Statistical data
Statistical variance
Stock exchange
Stock prices
Studies
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