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The market for foreign exchange

This page looks at the factors that lead to changes in currency demand and supply, including foreign demand for a country’s exports, domestic demand for imports, relative interest rates, relative inflation rates, investment from overseas in a country’s firms (foreign direct investment and portfolio investment) and speculation. This lesson also describes the balance any government / central bank must strike in...


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