Critically discuss some of the factors affecting the performance of currencies in emerging markets and the impact on their economies.

Q: FIVE differences between Islamic Capital Market and Conventional Capital Market.

A: Islamic Capital Market(ICM) is a part of the financial System of Islam where Syariah based financial…

Q: Why do currencies float? What causes currencies to appreciate? And what causes currencies to…

A: Currency is defined as anything that is widely accepted to have value as a medium of exchange for…

Q: What are foreign exchange markets? Why does the State Bank of Vietnam intervene in the foreign…

A: When economies are open to trade, they interact in international market at a specific exchange rate.

Q: Do all international financial transactions necessarily involve exchanging one nation’s distinct…

A: When an economy opens itself, it allows and participates in the international financial transactions…

Q: Why do changes in desired saving or investment in large open economies affect the world real…

A: The economies around the world are all operating at different levels of growth, and development.…

Q: Does the level of the exchange rate matter in the long run? Why or why not?

A: When a country values its currency with another country’s currency then this situation is called…

Q: What do you think will happen to the value of the Canadian dollar in 2022? Why?

A: Canada's dollar will strengthen more in 2022 than previous years as oil prices climb up and it will…

Q: Discuss the reasons for keeping foreign exchange reserve. What are the strategies of managing…

A: Foreign exchange reserves are resources hung on hold by a central bank in foreign monetary…

Q: WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF EXCHANGE RATE IN OUR ECONOMY

A: Meaning of Macroeconomics: The term macroeconomics refers to the situation of economic and…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of havingthe IMF as an international lender of last…

A: The International Monetary Fund is a global organization whose goals are to promote the world trade…

Q: How do interest rates link money market and foreign exchange market?

A: We will answer the first question since the exact one was not specified. Please submit a new…

Q: Find out any three saarc countries and find out their nominal exchange rate?

A: South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)  It is an intergovernmental organization…

Q: Why is exchange rate important in International Finance? Can we get rid of Exchange rate in…

A: A. The value of the currency of one nation in terms of the currency of another nation is known as…

Q: Report on the most recent three countries that the IMF has given emergency loans to in response to a…

A: IMF is the international financial institution that provides loans to needy countries in their…

Q: What effect does a high exchange rate have on imports, exports, and that country's production?

A: The rate that measures the value of a nation’s currency in terms of another nation’s currency is…

Q: What is investment? How is it related to nationalsaving in a closed economy?

A: A closed economy represents that economy that has no contact with the rest of the world in terms of…

Q: Is it more beneficial for a country to have a strong national currency or to have a weak national…

A: A national currency is one that a government issues through its central bank or other monetary…

Q: Does an expectation of a stronger exchange rate in the future affect the exchange rate in the…

A: The exchange rate refers to trading account that a country charges other country for the imports and…

Q: discuss the qualities if an efficient international monetary system that US should work towards

A: IMS is a set of international agreed rules and the institutions that facilitates for the…

Q: What is an international financial crisis, and what are the two main causes?

A: A financial crisis is an economic term. A financial crisis is a situation where there is a sharp…

Q: What are foreign bonds? Explain the function of Global Capital Market.

A: A foreign bond is a bond given in a homegrown market by a foreign substance/entity in the homegrown…

Q: Why some countries are using thin film interference effect in the currencies?

A: When a ray of light falls on a currency, the light gets reflected partially from the top and the…

Q: What is the difference between independent floating, managed floating, and fixed exchange rate…

A: In the international market, when countries decides to make an economic exchange, the price of the…

Q: parity

A: Exchange rate is the price of one currency which is being measured in terms of another currency.…

Q: What is the link between the foreign exchange market and the real economy

A: The foreign exchange market is the market where countries can buy, sell, exchange, and speculate the…

Q: Briefly explain any one component of the capital account

A: Capital account takes into consideration the changes in the assets and the liabilities which are…

Q: Why do exchange rates matter to companies, especially those involved with the foreign direct…

A: Exchange rate (ER) tells us how much of a currency (home) is valued against the other (foreign).…

Q: Give reasons, supported with clear explanations, why countries opt for a floating exchange rate?

A: The exchange rate is the rate at which domestic currency is exchanged with foreign currency in the…

Q: How a weak currency positively affect the economy?

A: Currency refers to a medium of exchange for goods and services. It is basically money that can be…

Q: In Bretton Wood system, which of the following institutions cannot be included in the international…

A: Answer - Need to find:- In Bretton Wood system, which of the following institutions cannot be…

Q: Write the difference between capital account and current account

A: Concept of balance on current account and balance on capital account are always interrelated to each…

Q: What would be the advantages of letting their currencies float freely? What would be the…

A: A floating currency system is defined as the system in which the currencies of certain countries are…

Q: What techniques can a central bank use to stabilize the exchange value of its currency?

A: Monetary policy refers to actions pursued by the central bank of an economy to maximize the…

Q: Discuss the role of international monetary system

A: An international system (IMS) may be a set of laws, conventions, and supporting establishments that…

Q: 5   List the types of policies that can lead to a current account deficit

A: Answer to the question is as follows:

Q: D) Countries, where the prices of non-tradable goods rise, experience decline in the purchasing…

A: Meaning of Exchange Rate: The term exchange rate refers to the situation under which a particular…

Q: The economist magazine each year publishes a Big Mac Index. Check the latest Big Mac Index. Which…

A: The big mac index was coined by The Economist in 1986 as a lighthearted guide to when currencies are…