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The risk that exchange rates change between agreeing and settling a transaction is called:
Purchasing power parity says that exchange rates change to reflect differences in:
The spot rate is 100 foreign currency units per $1. Annual interest is 8 percent in the foreign currency and 3 percent in dollars. What is the one-year forward rate under interest rate parity?
The spot rate is 100 per $1. Inflation is 6 percent in the foreign currency and 2 percent in dollars. What is the expected spot rate in a year under PPP?
Which is a way of hedging currency risk by offsetting receipts and payments in the same currency?
What does a forward exchange contract do?
What is gap exposure in interest rate risk?
What does a forward rate agreement (FRA) do?
Which theory says that long-term interest rates reflect expected future short-term rates?
1. C, 2. C, 3. D, 4. D, 5. D, 6. C, 7. C, 8. D, 9. A
Translation risk arises on consolidating foreign operations.
Interest rate parity reflects differences in interest rates.
100 x 1.08 / 1.03 = 104.85.
100 x 1.06 / 1.02 = 103.92.
Matching uses receipts to pay costs in the same currency.
The rate is agreed now for a transaction in the future.
Basis risk is when two rates do not move together.
It is used to hedge interest rate risk.
Liquidity preference says investors want a premium for lending long.