以下是引用pruteus在2009-6-13 8:58:00的发言:
The question there is from which one we could conclude the currency change. Therefore answer is definitely not inflation as this indicator itself could not tell anything coz it's stable. Answer must be an indicator changed during this peroid.
I don't remeber what the third choice was. But the understanding is if short term rate picks up, economy is entering the stage of expansion. Inflation is associated with economic expansion. Currency depreciation should be explained this way. Also, for developed economies, expansion is usually triggered by currency depreciation, benefiting exports.
what u said was the increase in short term rate was associated with the depreciation in the currency due to the expansion of the economy. Further, the decrease in short term rate is associated with the apprciation of the currency. But the exam question is which one will NOT trigger the currency appreciation.
Let me put them in this way:
According to IRP F/S=(1+id)/(1+if) Currency: DC/FC
If "if" decrease, "F/S" will increase. Therefore, the foreign currency will appreciate
Therefore, unless the real interest rate changes, the decrease in the norminal interest will cause the increase in the exchange rate.
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