Demand and Supply of Foreign Exchange
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How does appreciation and depreciation of currency affect exports and imports?
'Devaluation and depreciation of currency are one and the same thing'. Do you agree? How do they affect the exports of a country?
Supply of foreign currency depends upon:
exports of the country
remittances by non-residents living in rest of the world
direct purchases by rest of the world
all of these
Demand for foreign currency depends upon:
both (a) and (b)
direct foreign investment in the domestic economy
investment in rest of the world
repayment of international loans
Indian Rupee has been depreciating in recent times.
What effect will it have on the CAD?
Unilateral transfer payments are a source of:
Demand for foreign exchange
Supply of foreign exchange
Neither a nor b
Both a and b
If Rs 150 are required to buy $2, instead of Rs 100 earlier, then:
domestic currency has depreciated
rupee value of import bill will increase
domestic currency has appreciated
both depreciation of the domestic currency and rise in the import bill occur
Which of the following functions are performed in a foreign exchange market?
Hedging function
Transfer function
All of these
Credit function
Calculate value added from the following data:
Items(Rs. in crore)(i) Purchase of machineryto be used in the production unit100(ii) Sales200(iii) Intermediate costs90(v) Change in stocks10(vi) Excise duty6(vii) Stock of raw material5
- no
- an inverse
- a direct
- a one to one
Direct foreign investment is a source of:
none of these
both (a) and (b)
supply of foreign exchange
demand for foreign exchange
State any two factors that explain the contraction of supply of foreign currency when its price in terms of the domestic currency falls.
If 120 Rupees are required to buy 2 dollars instead of 100 Rupees for 1 dollar earlier, then:
both (a) and (c)
rupee value of import bill will decrease
domestic currency has depreciated
domestic currency has appreciated
[Pick up the correct statement(s).]
A. Reducing their domestic prices
B. Reducing the foreign exchange rate on its money (devaluing currency)
C. Putting a ban on import of foreign goods
- Only (A)
- Only (B)
- Both (B) and (C)
- Both (A) and (B)
Give the meaning of foreign exchange rate. How is it determined under flexible exchange rate regime?
If the exchange rate changes from 1=Rs.100to0.5= Rs. 50, which of the following has occurred for the rupee?
None of the above
Devaluation
Revaluation
Depreciation
Appreciation
- highly developed
- highly backward
- developing
- moderately developed
Name the market exchange rate system in which the Central Bank can actively intervene.
What is meant by foreign exchange market?
What is meant by foreign exchange rate? Why does a rise in foreign exchange rate cause a rise in its supply?
State the three functions of foreign exchange market.
A. Transfer of purchasing power from domestic to foreign market
B. Providing credit for financing foreign trade
C. Power to purchase gold from foreign countries, as most of the nations still work on Gold Standards
- Only (B)
- Only (A)
- Only (C)
- Both (A) and (B) only
State two sources of supply of foreign currency.
- exports
- all of the above
- imports
- import of money from outside
- Cuba
- Dijibouti
- Eritrea
- USA
- Member of Privy Council
- Member of Viceroy's Council
- Secretary of State for India
- Viceroy of India
Explain the distinction between the flexible exchange rate and the managed floating exchange rate.
how does increase in foreign direct investment affect price of exchange rate