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    important international reserve currency as well as the main currency in which financial and trade transactions are denominated and settled. These roles can hardly be replaced overnight. So the downgrade of the US does not necessarily lead to one-way depreciation of the US dollar. In fact‚ the exchange rates among the major international trade and reserve currencies (the US dollar‚ the euro‚ the Japanese yen and the British pound) are the relative value of one currency against another. While

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    The Financial Engineering Subject Assignment Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Markus Freiburghaus Vo Tran Dinh Hieu – EMFB 5 Topic B: Hedging Currency Risk The discussion on Chinese government exchange rate policy of the Yuan and its impacts to the US economy and the hedging solution What have been the exchange rate policies of the Yuan (CNY) or Reminbin (RMB) of the Chinese Government? Let’s start with the reviewing of the exchange rates separately throughout the history. There are not a lot of readers

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    Critically analyse how the government debt problems initially faced by a few relatively small economies could trigger such a wide impact in financial markets Introduction Since the Greece’s debt crisis happened‚ the Euro zone has to confront with a huge sovereign debt crisis‚ like governments’ debt increased‚ bond yield spreads widened‚ Euro exchange rate fell as well‚ which caused that the whole international financial markets gradually lost the confidence. The purpose of this essay is to

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    On 28th August 2013 the Indian Rupee plunged to an all time low of 68.85 to the US Dollar – a depreciation of nearly 25% since January 2013. Let’s examine some of the issues that brought the rupee to such a state. We’ll start by going back in time when after independence in 1947‚ India adhered to socialist policies. Attempts were made to liberalise the economy in 1966 which was reversed a year later in 1967. Another attempt was made in 1985 by the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi which came to

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    operating and currency risk as much as possible‚ some measures must be taken to manage economic and operating exposure. Thus‚ the main body of this case study is divided into three parts. First‚ the currency exposure to be faced with is clarified as well as potential financial loss. Second‚ the available strategies in managing the operating and currency exposure are listed and the final choice is decided. Last‚ but not the least‚ all the potential strategies for managing the operating and currency exposure

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    of economies in the South East Asian region in the years leading up to the currency crisis (Mckinnon 1997). Significant increases in stock and land prices in the region fueled foreign investments and lending‚ creating an economic boom. This lasted until the mid-1990s when growing competition and a weakening Japanese yen slowed economic growth and reduced asset prices (Moreno 1998). These events triggered collapsing currencies starting with the Thai baht.

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    4 Role of the currency 1.5 Balance sheet 1.6 The history of international currency 1.7 Exchange rate system in the world 1.8 The exchange system 1.9 Determines to exchange rate 1.10 Balance pivot 1.11 Currency Crisis Theory 1.12 Five conditions for a country to be attacked Chapter 2 Bubble economy and financial crisis (Japan‚ Thailand) 2.1 Economic bubble 2.2 What is the bubble economy? 2.3 Conditions for bubble economy 2.4 Break of bubble 2.5 Process of currency crisis in bubble

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    INSTITUE OF PUBLIC ADMINSTRATION AND MANAGEMENT/ UNIVERSITY OF SIERRE LEONE MODULE: FINANCIAL REGULATION AND PRACTICES COURSE: BSC (HONS) FINANCIAL SERVICES (YEAR 4) ASSIGNMENT: DISCUSS THE EVOLUTION OF BANKING IN SIERRA LEONE NAME: MOHAMED KHALIL KOROMA REG: 4606 NAME OF LECTURER: MR N’JAI CONTENT 1. Introduction 2.1 Adam Smith and Modern Banking 2. Overview of Sierra Leone banking 3. Our Perception of Banking in Sierra Leone 4. Conclusion

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    Chapter 2: History of Philippine Currency and Philippine Monetary Standards Source: Financial System‚ Market & Management- the basics- Laman‚ Rose Marie et al.‚ 2008 Nature of the Monetary Standard • A country is said to have established a monetary standard or system when it sets down rules to govern the creation of money and control the quantity in circulation whether the rules are strictly followed or are to be accepted simply as guidelines for its own money managers • Standard money is the

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    the war. The Bretton Woods system fixed the dollar to the price of gold and created an international platform for currency exchange. Before this system was implemented‚ the gold standard was in operation from 1880 to 1914. Under this‚ each nation was to define the gold content of its currency and stood ready to buy or sell gold at this price. This was indicative of fixed currencies and exchange rates which were determined by the forces of demand and supply. The start of World War I signalled the

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