The Korean Won has fallen nearly 20% over the past year relative to the US$: If the uncovered interest parity theory were correct, what should Korean interest rates have been one year ago if rates in the U.S. were 10%: (a) 10%; (b) 20%; (c) 30%; (d) 0 Please show work

S1 Relative PPP: So (2) - (H 1+ Th One of the less restrictive form of the law of one price is known as relative purchasing power parity. Using the equation given in section 6-7b, calculate the expected spot rate for currency B using the relative purchasing power parity with the information provided below: If country A prices are expected to rise by 3.3 percent over the coming year, whereas prices in country B are expected to rise by 2.8 percent, and if the current spot exchange rate is $1.32 of currency A / $1 of currency B, then relative purchasing power parity implies the expected spot rate for the currency B in one year will be:

13- You are a U.S. importer who buys goods from many different countries. How many U.S. dollars do you need to settle each of the following invoices? 1,000,000 Australian dollars for wool blankets (exchange rate: A$1 = $0.769) 500,000 British pounds for dishes (exchange rate: £1 = $1.5855) 100,000 Indian rupees for baskets (exchange rate: Rs1 = $0.0602) 350 million Japanese yen for stereo components (exchange rate: ¥1 = $0.0069) 825,000 euro for German wine (exchange rate: €1 = $1.05) 14- What is the dollar value of the invoices in exercise 13 if the dollar: Depreciates 10 percent against the Australian dollar Appreciates 10 percent against the British pound Depreciates 10 percent against the Indian rupee Appreciates 20 percent against the Japanese yen Depreciates 100 percent against the euro

Determine for each, whether the interest parity condition holds or not, if Ese = 1.10 Interest Rate for the Dollar R$ 0.07 0.08 0.09 0.1 0.12 Page 9 of 11 Interest Rate for the Euro Re 0.02 0.08 0.04 0 0.04 Expected Rate of Dollar Depreciation Against Euro (Ese-Este)/Ese 0.11 0.16 0.05 0.11 0.16 Interest Parity Condition Holds? (YES/NO)

esources Assume the following: (1) the interest rate on six-month treasury bills is 8 percent per annum in the United Kingdom and 4 percent per annum in the United States; (2) today's spot price of the pound is $1.50, while the six-month forward price of the pound is $1.485. If the price of the six-month forward pound were to then U.S. investors would no longer earn an extra return by shifting funds to the United Kingdom. O rise to $1.52 O rise to $1.55 O fall to $1.40 O fall to $1.47

A UK-manufactured car sells for GBP 14.000. A french-manufactured car sells for EUR 15.750.  If the EUR/GBP exchange rate is 1.09, how much does the french-made car cost in GBP? a. 17,162 b. 14,450 c. 13,462 d. 18,427

Otondo , a currency trader in East African Community, has ksh 400,000. He wishes to assess his triangular arbitrage by moving to Uganda, and Tanzania. The exchange rate quotes from the currency convertor was:  32TZ/1 KES  20UGH/IKES Agreed exchange rate between Uganda shillings and Tanzania shilling was 1.5 UGH /1TZ Compute the results. Explain your results

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A U.S. MNC has subsidiaries in Britain and Japan. Assume the revenue in both subsidiaries in local currency remains the same. British WOS WOS Revenue £100M ¥10 Bn exchange $1.7/£ rate to $1.6/£ Japanese ¥ 85.12/$ to ¥ 77.12/$ What will be the impact on the $ amounts from each WOS? O Increase from British WOS; Increase from Japanese WOS O decrease from British WOS; decrease from Japanese WOS O Increase from British WOS; decrease from Japanese WOS O decrease from British WOS; Increase from Japanese WOS

Given the following data R = $1/¥105 F = $1/¥140 i(u.s.) = 10% What is the interest rates in Japan if the interest parity condition holds