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If international Fisher effect (IFE) holds
International Fisher Effect Explained:
The Intenational Fisher Effect (IFE) is the difference between
two countries nominal Interest rate which is directly proportional
to the changes in the exchange rate of countries currencies within
the stated period of time.
For Example - If USA's Interest rate is 10% and INDIA's Interest
rate is 5%, India's currency have to appreciate roughly 5% compared
to USA's currency, A Country with higher Interest rate will also be
biased to have a higher Inflation rate.
a. interest rates will be able to forecast exchange rates
Explanation:
According to the International Fishers Effect (IFE) the difference in the nominal interest rates between countries can be used to estimating the changes in the exchange rates because Interest rates indicates expected interest rates and currency exchange rate changes are drived by inflation rates.