If US dollars gets lower interest rates in the United States. How would this affect a fundamental forecast of foreign currencies? How would this affect the forward rate forecast of foreign currencies?

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Q: Does Arbitrage destabilize foreign exchange markets? Support your logic about that statement

A: Solution- F = S*1+if/1+id  F= Forward Exchange Rate  S= Current Spot Exchange Rate  Id= Interest…

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Q: What are your views on dedollarization?

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Q: How does the interest rate parity condition Maintain equilibrium in the foreign exchange Market?

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Q: Which do you think is stronger, the U.S. dollar or Euro? Why?

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Q: chains of events affected the Foreign Exchange Rates long term and short term

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