Influences Affecting Foreign Exchange Rates All countries have different currencies because of this trade would have to be in two different ways according to that countries currency. The effect of the exchange of foreign prices is the worldwide rates put on products for the entire world. The universal rates of specific products is put in calculation as the cost of products to import equal to the rate of foreign products multiplied by the dollar of foreign currency. The calculations can suggest that when the exchange cost shift, this suggests that a shift in universal or global cost of products sent to import and export. The two different exchange rates are depreciation and appreciation. The depreciation of currency implies that the lowering in worth of the currency equal to different countries. The appreciation currency is the worth of a specific
Influences Affecting Foreign Exchange Rates All countries have different currencies because of this trade would have to be in two different ways according to that countries currency. The effect of the exchange of foreign prices is the worldwide rates put on products for the entire world. The universal rates of specific products is put in calculation as the cost of products to import equal to the rate of foreign products multiplied by the dollar of foreign currency. The calculations can suggest that when the exchange cost shift, this suggests that a shift in universal or global cost of products sent to import and export. The two different exchange rates are depreciation and appreciation. The depreciation of currency implies that the lowering in worth of the currency equal to different countries. The appreciation currency is the worth of a specific