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1
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An exchange rate system in which a currency’s value
is allowed to fluctuate in response to market forces.

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Floating Exchange rate

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An exchange rate system in which the price of one currency’s
is fixed relative to another country by government authorities.

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Fixed exchange rate

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A hybrid currency system in which a government loosely fixes the value of the national currency relative to one or more other countries.

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Manage Floating Rate system

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4
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An exchange rate system in which each unit of the domestic currency is backed by a unit of some foreign currency.

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Currency Board Arrangement

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An exchange rate quoted in terms of units in domestic currency per unit of foreign currency.

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Direct Quote

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6
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An exchange rate quoted in terms of foreign currency per unit of domestic currency.

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Indirect quoted

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7
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A currency ?? when it buys less of another currency than it did previously.

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Depreciate

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8
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A currency ??? when it buys more of another currency than it did previously.

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Appreciate

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The exchange rate that applies to immediate currency transactions.

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Spot Exchange Rate

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The exchange rate quoted for a transactions
that will occur on a future date.

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Forward Exchange Rate

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11
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When one currency buys more of another on the on the forward market that it buys on the spot market.

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Forward Premium

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12
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When one currency buys less of another on the on the forward market that it buys on the spot market

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Forward Discount

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13
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An exchange rate between two currencies calculated by taking the ratio of the exchange rate of each currency.

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Cross Exchange Rate

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14
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A trading strategy in which traders buy a currency in a country where the value of that currency is too low and immediately sell the currency in another country where the currency value is too high.

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Triangular Arbitrage

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15
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The world’s largest financial market

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Foreign Exchange Market

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Market Participants of Foreign Exchange

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Exporters & importers
Investors
Hedgers
Speculators
Dealers
Governments

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17
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To pay bills denominated in foreign currency or to convert foreign currency revenues back into the domestic currency

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Importers & Exporters

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18
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When they seek to buy and sell financial assets in foreign Countries

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Investors

19
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influence currency values when they take position to offset the risks of their existing exposures to certain currencies

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Hedgers

20
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Sell a currency if they expect it to depreciate and buy if they expect it to appreciate.

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Speculators

21
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To put upward or downward pressure on currencies as circumstances dictate.

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Government

22
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Types of Parity Conditions

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❖Forward-Spot Parity
❖Purchasing Power Parity
❖Interest Rate Parity
❖Real Interest Rate Parity

23
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refer to the economic theories that link exchange rates, price levels (inflation), and interest rates.

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International Parity

24
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term used to describe when two things are equivalent to one another

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Parity

25
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is any equation expressing the relation between arbitrage-free prices for spot and forward delivery

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Spot-forward Parity

26
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the current exchange rate

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Spot rate

27
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the rate at which a bank agrees to exchange one currency for another in the future

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Forward rate

28
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are simply price relatives that show the ratio of the prices in national currencies of the same goods or services in different countries.

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Purchasing Power Parity

29
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A theory that says that identical good trading in different markets must sell at the same price.

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Law of one price

30
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An equilibrium relationship that predicts that differences in risk-free interest rates in two countries must be tied to differences in currency values on the spot and forward markets.

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Interest Rate Parity

31
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simply means that risk free investments should offer the same return after converting currencies everywhere.

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Interest Rate Parity

32
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designed to exploit deviations from interest rate parity to earn an arbitrage profit.

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Covered Interest Arbitrage

33
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is a strategy in which an investor uses a forward contract to hedge against exchange rate risk.

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Covered Interest arbitrage

34
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An equilibrium relationship that predicts that the real interest rate will be the same in every country. This means that investors should earn the same real rate of return on risk-free investments no matter the country in which they choose to invest.

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Real Interest Rate Parity

35
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The risk that movements in exchange rates will adversely affect the value of a particular transaction.

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Transaction Risk

36
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The risk that exchange rate movements will adversely impact reported financial results on a firms financial statements.

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Translation Exposure

37
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The risk that a firm’s value will fluctuate due to exchange rate movements.

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Economic Exposure

38
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An equilibrium relationship that predicts that differences in risk-free interest rates in two countries must be tied to differences in currency values on the spot and forward markets.

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Interest Rate Parity

39
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An equilibrium relation- ship that predicts that the real interest rate will be the same in every country

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Real Interest Rate Parity

40
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The process by which investors determine the value of a potential investment project.

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Capital Budgeting

41
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is the price at which the currency dealer is willing to sell foreign currency

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Ask price

42
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is the price at which the dealer is willing to buy currency.

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Bid Price

43
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To put upward or downward pressure on currencies as circumstances dictate.

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Government

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