2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10644-013-9142-y
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An empirical testing of informational efficiency in Bangladesh capital market

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“…Hidayati & Mulya [6], Gümüş et al, [7], Meineka & Man [8], Novianti & Mega [9], Kumar et al, [10], Sheikhbahaei et al, [11], dan Jayaraman & Ramatraman [13], hasil dari penelitian mereka menunjukkan bahwa pasar modal sudah dapat di katakan efisien dalam bentuk setengah kuat. Sedangkan Joarde et al, [14], Young et,al., [12], Martiningsih et al, [15]., Dewi & Kartika [16], dan Yulia et al [17] hasil dari penelitian mereka menunjukkan bahwa pasar modal tidak efisien dalam bentuk setengan kuat.…”
Section: Tinjauan Pustakaunclassified
“…Hidayati & Mulya [6], Gümüş et al, [7], Meineka & Man [8], Novianti & Mega [9], Kumar et al, [10], Sheikhbahaei et al, [11], dan Jayaraman & Ramatraman [13], hasil dari penelitian mereka menunjukkan bahwa pasar modal sudah dapat di katakan efisien dalam bentuk setengah kuat. Sedangkan Joarde et al, [14], Young et,al., [12], Martiningsih et al, [15]., Dewi & Kartika [16], dan Yulia et al [17] hasil dari penelitian mereka menunjukkan bahwa pasar modal tidak efisien dalam bentuk setengan kuat.…”
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“…The study concludes that stock prices in Sri Lanka can be predicted using macroeconomic variables. In a recent study, Joarder et al (2014) have shown that macroeconomic variables (money supply, exchange rate and income) affect stock prices in Bangladesh. The study concludes that the Bangladesh stock market is informationally inefficient due to the presence of this causality.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[17] investigate the role of monetary aggregates including exchange rates as well as industrial production and its relationship with Bangladeshi Stock market (Dhaka Stock Exchange) returns and found out that there exists informational inefficiency in the market. [18] in their study found that money supply, consumer price index, interest rate and industrial production had a significant relationship with Thai Stock Exchange prices.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%