How Exchange Rates Are Determined

How Exchange Rates Are Determined

Money & Macro

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Myles McLane
Myles McLane - 01.11.2023 17:58

Thank u

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Tom B
Tom B - 21.10.2023 18:27

aka Sociology with an insanity with putting number worth on everything

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Roger Flemming
Roger Flemming - 16.10.2023 06:32

Too much waffle, nothing clear

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Saranya Roy
Saranya Roy - 12.10.2023 04:20

Can you Please Recommend some Good Books on Macroeconomics and Money with Good Elastations & Examples

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chaska singh
chaska singh - 02.10.2023 01:08

ur throat might be hurting speaking like this

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Daisy Saelen Hafstad
Daisy Saelen Hafstad - 15.09.2023 12:43

So did I, I almost fall a sleep...

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Igor Ilin
Igor Ilin - 06.09.2023 21:35

Your lessons are amazing. Finally I know how to work with binary options

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Matti us Alpe ...
Matti us Alpe ... - 13.04.2023 07:51

Fiat money is no longer money. It is not a store of value.

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Steven Hunt
Steven Hunt - 16.03.2023 23:40

So 1 US dollar is worth X Yen for literally no reason?

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KitKat
KitKat - 05.03.2023 11:18

Thank you! Still slightly confused, but much less than before 😅

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Rui-9-CS
Rui-9-CS - 06.02.2023 19:08

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Anonymous
Anonymous - 13.01.2023 18:06

Very interesting

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Mike Van Wyk
Mike Van Wyk - 13.01.2023 10:40

The value of currencies are largely subject to perceptions (trust/confidence); i.e. the US dollar is perceived to be stable based on its unique position as the global reserve currency; whereas other currencies are subject to valuation fluctuations based on the strength of the US dollar. Decisions made by Treasuries to devalue their currency can also impact the exchange rate; i.e. the Treasury may determine that its economic position may benefit by depressing the exchange value as exports of goods would bring in US dollars (hard currency) which when exchanged for local currency, result in a perceived higher local gain. However, on the other hand all goods then imported gain in price proportionately which could generate domestic inflation. The effect of money supply increase due to higher capital gains on exchange rate differential, as well as increase in prices of imports could result in systemic inflation; which in turn would further depress the exchange rate – structural inflation as the currency valuation against reserve currencies can become intrenched.

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Marius M
Marius M - 10.11.2022 04:57

By rigging FX markets.

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woger
woger - 23.10.2022 23:54

Hey Joeri, thanks for the video! However, I didnt quite understand the central question of how inflation and interest rates actually influence currency prices. Im very curious to understand these topics better. Could you please do a more in depth follow up on this video with more practical examples? Best Regards

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synthetic
synthetic - 11.10.2022 09:09

Thanks so much, I learnt a lot👍👍👍

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Lucu Sekali
Lucu Sekali - 08.10.2022 14:56

Special edition 75.000 Rupiah

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inferno0020
inferno0020 - 07.10.2022 16:47

I will have to watch your video a few times to digest everything you said.

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Engr Rushd HBTS
Engr Rushd HBTS - 14.09.2022 20:49

Influence of Government Financial policy on Exchange rate mechanisms not mentioned.
Which I think The prime factor for exchange rate . Inflation and Interest rate comes next .Also other new currency like digital crypto will have significant influence in Future.

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