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Stock Market Efficiency in the Time of COVID-19: Evidence from Industry Stock Returns
Using industry portfolios as test assets and a battery of statistical tests, we study if the informational efficiency of stock prices has declined after the COVID-19 crisis began. The results suggest that the predictability of stock returns in some industries has increased during the COVID-19 period. Markets appear to have become less informationally efficient during the COVID-19 crisis.
JEL Classification Code: C58, G01, G10, G14.