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    Lecture 4 Notes

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    foreign exchange rates are predictable. eliminate risk doing business abroad By parity there means there is some sort of equilibrium or equality. 4 Variables - Outline the Parity Condition Exchange Rates Forward Currencies Inflation rates Interest Rates *Note: If parity conditions are to hold (equality) we must assume that exchange rates are fully floating and there are no capital controls 5 Parity Conditions: Purchasing Power Parity Relationship btw inflation and exchange rates

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    1. Should multinational firms hedge foreign exchange rate risk? If not‚ what are the consequences? If so‚ how should they decide which exposures to hedge? Generally‚ multinational firms should hedge foreign exchange rate risk. Because foreign exchange risk 1) Affects existing income statement items and balance sheet assets‚ liabilities‚ and equity through translation exposure. 2) Influences the value of outstanding foreign-currency-denominated contracts and obligations‚ thus firm’s earning and

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    Global Finance

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    analysis in exchange rate forecasting involves the following except . a) inflation rates b) interest rates c) money supply d) price trends 3. Which statement is not true about forecasting method? a) There is no single best method of forecasting. b) Technical analysis is preferred to currency traders. c) Fundamental analysis is preferred by economists. d) Mixed forecasting will be the best since it has mixed all forecasting methods. 4. A technical analysis in exchange rate forecasting

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    Dutch Disease

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    competitive sector-normally energy sector- grow faster and further while the less competitive step back and the related employment fall substantially and in more serious crisis concludes to deindustrialization. Both mentioned event are correlated with exchange rate development. The term of “Dutch disease” for the first time came in an article in The Economist -1977 that described the case as a natural resource curse. The name of Dutch Disease generally associated with a natural resource discovery‚ but

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    current spot exchange rate is €1‚40/£ and the three-month forward rate is €1‚35/£. Based on your analysis of the exchange rate‚ you are pretty confident that the spot exchange rate will be €1‚37/£ in three months. Assume that you would like to buy or sell £1.000.000. a. What actions do you need to take to speculate in the forward market? What is the expected euro profit from speculation? b. What would be your speculative profit in euro terms if in three months the spot exchange rate actually turns

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    Purchasing Power Parity

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    1.What is the relationship between the exchange rates and relative inflation levels of the two countries? How will this relationship affect Blades’ Thai revenue and costs given that the baht is freely floating? What is the net effect of this relationship on Blades? ANSWER: The relationship between exchange rates and relative inflation rates can be explained by the purchasing power parity (PPP) theory. When one country’s inflation rate is high as compared to another country‚ then the demand for country’s

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    ------------------------------------------------- cOLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR RESEARCH PAPER An overview of the company’s international trade‚ risk management‚ and hedging activities. TABLE OF CONTENTS COMPANY OVERVIEW 2 OPERATIONS 2 BREAKDOWN OF SALES 3 BREAKDOWN OF ASSETS 3 BREAKDOWN OF INCOME 3 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 4 RISK MANAGEMENT POLICY 4 DERIVATIVES 5 STRATEGY 7 APPENDICES 8 BIBLIOGRAPHY 10 COMPANY OVERVIEW Founded in 1938 in Portland‚ Oregon‚ as a

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    Carrfour

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    Case: Carrefour S.A. introduces topics of international finance including interest-rate parity‚ currency risk and the Eurobond market. Case study Group 7 : Carrefour S.A. In the summer of 2002‚with total sales of (euro) EUR53.9 billion from more than 5‚200 stores‚ Carrefour S.A. was Europe’s largest retailer. Over the past four years‚ Carrefour’s growth had occurred almost entirely outside France and included several large acquisitions. In the past‚ Carrefour management had generally financed

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    NOT TO HEDGE 1. If the DM/US$ exchange rate were 2.4DM/US$ in January 1986‚ what would be the all in cost of the aircraft purchase under each alternative? What would be the all in cost of the aircraft purchase under each alternative if the exchange rate were 3.4DM/US$? Consider both fully hedging the cost and hedging exactly one half of the cost (why may you only want to hedge part of the purchase price?). 1. Do nothing and wait and see what the exchange rate is like in January 1986. 500

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    the past century‚ the value of money is determined by the amount of currency that is in circulation and the public’s perception of the value of that money. When the Federal Reserve decides to put more money into circulation at a rate higher than the economy’s growth rate‚ the value of money can fall because of the changing public perception of the value of the underlying currency. As a result‚ this devaluation will force prices to rise due to the fact that each unit of currency is now worth less

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