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IS THERE A WEEKEND EFFECT IN EUROPE? AN ANALYSIS OF DAILY RETURNS, NON-TRADING RETURNS, AND TRADING RETURNS
- People & Global Business Association
- Global Business and Finance Review
- Vol.8 No.1
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2003.0677 - 87 (11 pages)
- 2
This paper examines the stock markets of eight European countries for recent evidence of a weekend effect where Monday 's return is significantly less than the rest of the week. We further decompose daily returns into non-trading periods (close-to-open) and trading periods (open-to-close) and test those return series using both parametric and non-parametric tests to address methodological problems identified in earlier studies. While are unable to find a weekend effect in European stock markets. While one major study uncovered a unique twist to the weekend effect in non-trading returns in the U.S. stock market. we find no such unique twist tn the European stock markets.
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