What is Mean Reversion in general and specifically relative to commodity-based currencies? Is this strategy one you would or would not adopt relative to the two other strategies available for trading commodity-based currencies?

closing case Megahertz Communications worried that Megahertz would not get paid on time, or at all, or that currency fluctuations would reduce the value of payments to Megahertz. Even when Megahertz had a letter of credit from the customer's bank and export insurance documentation, many lenders still saw the risks as too great and declined to lend bridging funds to Megahertz. As a partial solution, Megahertz turned to lending companies that specialize in financing international trade, but many of these companies charged interest rates significantly greater than those charged by banks, thereby squeezing Megahertz's profit margins. Coles hoped these financing problems were temporary. Once Megahertz established a more sustained cash flow from its international operations, and once banks better appreciated the ability of Coles and his team to secure payment from foreign customers, he hoped that they would become more amenable to lending capital to Megahertz at rates that would help to…

In Belarus, the government doesn’t allow trading of its ruble outside a narrow price range, which greatly overvalues the ruble – there is a price floor on the ruble compared to euros or dollars.  Because of the floor, currency trading has dried up – who would want to sell foreign currencies for grossly overpriced Belarusian rubles?  A friend of one of my students has a web site designed to overcome rigidities in this market, a sort of Craigslist for currency.  People specify amounts they are willing to buy or sell, agree to trade at some price and arrange a meeting place.  When they meet, the trade nominally occurs at the official price floor, making the transaction nominally legal; but the person selling rubles makes extra payments to the buyer to lower the price sufficiently so that the trade actually takes place at the equilibrium price.  This is one more way in which technology helps markets circumvent imperfections and rigidities. Q: If the Belarusian government increases…

How much damage can Saudi Arabia do to the United States economy if they started selling their Oil using another type of currency rather than the US dollar?

Find the following cross rates. a) Chinese Yuan/Japanise Yen (i.e. how many Chinese Yuan are needed to buy 1 Janapise Yen?)   b) UK Pound/Mexican Peso (i.e. how many Pounds are needed to buy 1 Peso?)

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Gresham’s Law is the tendency to hoard currency as its commodity value True False

Janice is a U.S. citizen traveling to Mexico with $5,000. She should be exchange her dollars for ____ pesos at an exchange rate of U.S. dollars to Mexican pesos of 0.06. (Note: Round to the nearest one in foreign currency.) a) 52,457 Ob) 91,760 O c) 83,333 d) 74,242    Note:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer.  Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.

If Juana contracts to buy U.S. office equipment in U.S. dollars and her domestic currency depreciates against the U.S. dollar between the time the contract is signed and the bill is paid, she will wind up paying less for the equipment because she stayed in the spot market.  True or false?

21. Can a numeraire last if its home country does not have strong economic added value outside of the stability of its currency?