Assume that the amount of dollar (domestic) assets is fixed in the foreign exchange market. Explain the effects of an increase in the expected future exchange rate (i.e., an increase in the expected appreciation of the domestic currency), holding all other factors constant, on the exchange rate. Draw a diagram for the foreign exchange market to support your explanation.

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