Assume that there are substantial capital flows among Country A, Country B and Country C. How will a decrease in interest rates in one country (Say A) exchange rate between country A and country B currencies ( if inflationary expectations remain unchanged). Can this affect the exchange rate between Country A and C too? How?

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