Multiple Choice
In a currency swap involving A receiving Australian dollar payments and B receiving euro payments, a rise in the actual exchange rate expressed as (EUR/AUD) implies:
A) appreciation of the euro and a loss incurred by B
B) depreciation of the euro and a loss incurred by A
C) appreciation of the Australian dollar and a loss incurred by B
D) depreciation of the Australian dollar and a loss incurred by A
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