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QUESTION 1
Suppose the euro was worth $1.25 in 2016. In 2017, a dollar was worth .90 pounds. Find the percentage appreciation/depreciation of the dollar from the British point of view.
A) -.1250 B) .1111 C) -.1111 D) .1250
QUESTION 2
2/17 |
2/18 |
2/19 |
£.8/$ |
$1.30/£ |
£.9/$ |
¥125/$ |
¥122/$ |
$.007/¥ |
€1.1/$ |
€/$.85 |
$.95/€ |
What is the percentage appreciation/depreciation of the Euro from the US point of view from 2/17 to 2/18? Round intermediate steps and your final answer to four decimals. Express your answer in decimal format (ex. .XXXX)
QUESTION 3
You observed the following quotes between Canadian dollars (C$), euros (€) and Swiss francs (CHF) on 3/1/XX:
C$1=€.90, C$.70/CHF
On 3/2/XX, quotes for each currency were as follows: C$1.15=€1, C$.75/CHF
You converted 600,000 Swiss francs into euros on 3/1. On 3/2 you converted your euros back to Swiss francs. How many francs would you have on 3/2?
A) 715,555.56
B) 665,357.14
C) 246,521.74
D) 579,587.4
QUESTION 4
In order to calculate a cross exchange rate between currencies X and Y, both X and Y must have a known exchange rate with a third currency.
True OR False
SHOW WORK, PLEASE. THANKS
QUESTION 1 | |
Suppose the euro was worth $1.25 in 2016. In 2017, a dollar was worth .90 pounds. Find the percentage appreciation/depreciation of the dollar from the British point of view. | |
A) -.1250 B) .1111 C) -.1111 D) .1250 | |
In year 2016 = $1.25/€1 | |
In year 2017 = $1/.90 = $1.11/€1 | |
Dollar is appreciated from year 2016 to 2017 | |
% Appreciation = ($1.11 - $1.25)/$1.25 | -0.1111 |
QUESTION 2 | |
What is the percentage appreciation/depreciation of the Euro from the US point of view from 2/17 to 2/18? Round intermediate steps and your final answer to four decimals. Express your answer in decimal format (ex. .XXXX) | |
In year 2017 =€1.1/$1 | |
In year 2018 = €/$.85 = €1.765/$1 | |
Euro is depreciated from year 2017 to 2018 | |
% Depreciation = ($1.765 - $1.1)/$1.1 | 0.0695 |
QUESTION 4 | |
In order to calculate a cross exchange rate between currencies X and Y, both X and Y must have a known exchange rate with a third currency. | TRUE |