Exam 11: Foreign Exchange
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Concerning foreign exchange trading,a forward contract is characterized by
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The U.S.demand for pounds is derived from U.S.exports to the United Kingdom,U.K.investments in the United States,and U.K.tourist expenditures in the United States.
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Table 11.1 gives the exchange rate quotations for the U.S.dollar and the British pound.
Table 11.1.Foreign Exchange Quotations
-Consider Table 11.1.Comparing Tuesday to the previous Monday,by Tuesday the dollar had:

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All of the following are main centers for foreign exchange trading except
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In recent years,major international banks that trade in the foreign exchange market have included
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Is it possible to trade foreign exchange in the futures market? How does such trading differ from the forward market?
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The most important (in terms of dollar value) type of foreign exchange transaction by U.S.banks is the:
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In recent years,the smallest amount of foreign-exchange trading has involved
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A U.S.export company scheduled to receive 1 million pounds six months from today can hedge its foreign exchange risk by:
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The supply of francs is derived from the desire of the Swiss to purchase German goods,make investments in Germany,repay debts to German lenders,and extend transfer payments to German residents.
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If interest rates in the U.K.are higher than those in the United States,the pound shows a forward discount which means the forward rate is less than the spot rate.
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You are engaging in a ______ if you initially sell a currency (that you do not own) at a high price,then buy it back later on at a low price.
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Table 11.3.Key Currency Cross Rates
-Referring to Table 11.3,the yen cost of purchasing 100 British pounds is roughly:

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Figure 11.1 illustrates the supply and demand schedules for the Swiss franc.Assume that exchange rates are flexible.
Figure 11.1.Supply and Demand Schedules of Francs
-Refer to Figure 11.1.Suppose the exchange rate is $.30 per franc.Free-market forces would lead to a (an) ____ of the dollar against the franc and a (an) ____ in U.S.international competitiveness:

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A foreign currency trader who works for a bank is assigned a position limit that stipulates the amount of buying and selling that can be conducted in a given currency.
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A U.S.investor's extra rate of return on an investment in France,as compared to the United States,equals the interest-rate differential adjusted for any change in the dollar/franc exchange rate.
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During 2012-2013,currency speculator George Soros made a lucrative currency trade.Having expectations of a future depreciation of the yen,Soros made big bets against it.He sold large amounts of yen,pushed its value down,and profited by re-buying the yen when its price bottomed out.What Soros was engaging in was a
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