ECON102 Lecture 6: Chapter 25
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We need money to buy goods and services from other countries. Foreign currency are foreign bank notes, coins, and bank deposits. Foreign exchange market is the market in which the currency of one country is exchanged for the currency of another. Exchange rate (more specifically, nominal exchange rate) is the price at which one currency exchanges for another. Exchange rate is determined in a market-the foreign exchange market. We will be using the exchange rate as the units of foreign currency per one canadian dollar. Fall in the value of one currency relative to another is called currency depreciation. Rise in value of one currency relative to another is called currency appreciation. Demand and supply in the foreign exchange (forex) market. With many traders and no restrictions, the foreign exchange market is a competitive market. Ceteris paribus, the higher the exchange rate, the smaller is the quantity of canadian dollars demanded in the forex market.