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Structural breaks and the relationship between barley and wheat futures prices on the London International financial futures exchange
Co-movement between futures prices can arise when commodities are substitutes. Counterintuitively, Dawson and White fail to find a significant long-run link between feed barley and wheat prices on the London International Financial Futures Exchange. This relationship is re-examined using Johansen, M
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