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How would this impact the foreign exchange market for the euro and the U.S. dollar price of the euro?
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supply of the euro\ U.S. dollar price of euro
increase\increase
increase\decrease
decrease\increase
decrease\decrease
decrease\not change
Sorry for the confusion. There is no "if" in the questions. Its not a real situation. Its just a question
Im interested in purchasing more stock. I have never purchased stock on a foreign stock market. Alibaba is a company that has opened an IPO recently, however, it is on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. What procedures are taken when purchasing internationally. Does the currency rate calculated before purchase or will the dollar amount be reflected during purchase? Im confused and need someones expertise.
How will this impact the foreign-exchange market?
It is making sense and easy to understand supply and demand law to determine the price of the good in a market,but it is hard to understand how supply and demand law determine the foreign exchange rate..please explain…
Suppose I expect Yen to depreciate by 7 percent against the dollar over the next 3 months. How can I profit through
(a) spot market transactions only, and
(b) forward market transactions only?
a. few nations have a partially flexible exchange rate system in place today
b. under a fixed exchange rate system governments do not enter into foreign exchange markets to either buy or sell currencies
c. an increase in the value of a nation’s currency could be caused by a lower inflation rate,an increase in the nation’s interest rates, or a decrease in the nation’s income
d. an increase in the demand for a currency will decrease its exchange rate price.
i sometimes notice on monday morning when i pay attention to the news it says the forein markets did well over the weekend and american stocks are expected to soar …and when i go see what the market is getting ready to open its up 150 before the opening bell …so can i buy shares on the forein market in advance and get the jump on the appreciation ….right away i mean whats the diffrance where i buy the shares from even if its on a forien exchange?
I’ve heard about the black box and other systems for trading, but is anyone making serious money from this? The markets seem so volatile, and that is usually good for a trader I am told. What sorts of input can you give me on this subject? Sounds like it beats working for a living! 
I’ve heard about the black box and other systems for trading, but is anyone making serious money from this? The markets seem so volatile, and that is usually good for a trader I am told. What sorts of input can you give me on this subject? Sounds like it beats working for a living!
1. The market for loanable funds is based upon the equation S = I + NCO, where S represents national saving, I represents domestic investment, and NCO represents net capital outflow. (Sometimes net capital outflow is also called net foreign investment, abbreviated as NFI.)
Which of the following statements best explains the equation?
A. A dollar of savings equals the sum of interest payments and the initial amount invested.
B. A dollar of savings can be used either for domestic investment or for purchasing foreign assets.
C. U.S. saving comes either from business or from households.
D. U.S. saving comes from domestic or foreign households.
The market for loanable funds and the foreign currency exchange market are connected by:
A. Net capital outflow
B. The inflation rate
C. Gross domestic product
D. Productivity