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Foreign Exchange
Movement of the currencies
In the foreign exchange market A Research Proposal Presented
Marie Nica L. Enopia
English Department
Adamson University

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for English II

By
Ara Joy Gamo
Charlene Nitura
Jude Christian Rivera
Hazel Rosalejos
Ronald Santosidad
Angel Mae Sitoy

March 2014

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page …
Table of Content…2

Introduction…3

Conceptual framework…4

Statement of the problem…5

Significance of the study…6

Scope and delimitation…7

Chapter II Review of the Related Literature…8

Bibliography…15

INTRODUCTION

Foreign Exchange
Different Currencies
Connection of currencies and foreign exchange market
Movements of currencies
Importance of both parties

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

This research aims to spread knowledge that link between devaluation and revaluation adjustment of the fixed exchange rate system in the foreign exchange market that affects banks now. Specifically, it aids to answer the following questions:
1. What is devaluation? a) Definition b) Concept c) Causes
2. What is revaluation? a) Definition b) Concept c) Causes
3. What is the link between devaluation and revaluation in the fixed exchange rate system?

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

Foreign Exchange Market is the network of private citizens, corporations and government officials that trade overseas currencies among each other. It provides the international trade among nations, expanding markets for all the countries involved and establishing commercial relations that often outweigh the political bickering that often lead to senseless conflicts.

SCOPE AND DELIMITATION

CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

This chapter presents the different related literature and
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