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Abstract
For European operators of biofuels plants there are not many hedge vehicles available to
hedge operational margins. Cross hedges for rapeoil (with the rapeseed futures contract) and
RME (with the NYMEX diesel futures contract) could be useful instruments. We use recent
developments on threshold cointegration approaches to investigate if asymmetric dynamic
adjusting processes exist among rapeseed and diesel prices. The results suggest that a threeregime
threshold cointegration model suitably explains the dynamics of the data.