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The foreign exchange market is in equilibrium when deposits of
all currencies offer the same expected rate of return. The
condition that the expected returns on deposits of any two
currencies are equal when measured in the same currency is called
the interest parity condition.
Consider the following two currencies, the dollar ($) and the euro
(€). Let R$ and R€ represent the interest rates on dollar deposits
and euro deposits respectively and let E$/€ represent the current
exchange rate defined in terms of dollars per euro. Further, denote
the expected exchange rate by Ee $/€
a. Write down the interest rate parity condition for this currency
pair using the above notations.
b. Underline the term representing the return on dollar deposits in
part (a). Graph and label this on a diagram with the vertical axis
labelled “Exchange rate (E$/€)”and the
horizontal axis labelled “Rates of returns (in dollar
terms)”.
c. Circle the term(s) representing the expected rate of return on
euro deposits expressed in terms of dollars in part (a). Graph and
label this on the same diagram in part (b).
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The foreign exchange market is in equilibrium when deposits of all
currencies offer the same expected rate of return. The condition
that the expected returns on deposits of any two currencies are
equal when measured in the same currency is called the interest
parity condition.
Consider the following two currencies, the dollar ($) and the euro
(€). Let R$ and R€ represent the interest rates on dollar deposits
and euro deposits respectively and let E$/€ represent the current
exchange rate defined in terms of dollars per euro. Further, denote
the expected exchange rate by Ee $/€
a. Write down the interest rate parity condition for this currency
pair using the above notations.
b. Underline the term representing the return on dollar deposits in
part (a). Graph and label this on a diagram with the vertical axis
labelled “Exchange rate (E$/€)”and the
horizontal axis labelled “Rates of returns (in dollar
terms)”.
c. Circle the term(s) representing the expected rate of return on
euro deposits expressed in terms of dollars...........!!!!!