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11 April, 13:53

If the expected proportionate change in the nominal exchange rate, measured in units of domestic currency per unit of foreign currency, is 2 % and the domestic interest rate is 6 %, then according to the uncovered interest parity condition, the foreign interest rate should be equal to:

Select one:

a. 6 % - 2 % = 4 %

b. 6 % + 2 % = 8 %

c. 6 % : 2 % = 3 %

d. 6 % x 2 % = 12 %

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  1. 11 April, 17:29
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    a. 6 % - 2 % = 4 %

    Explanation:

    Uncovered interest parity condition is that expected change in nominal interest rate equals difference between the interest rates.

    domestic interest rate - foreign interest rate = expected change in nominal interest rate.

    6 percent - foreign interest rate = 2 percent

    So, foreign interest rate = 6 percent - 2 percent = 4 percent
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