Exchange rate fluctuations can significantly impact international trade, as a stronger domestic currency makes exports more expensive and imports cheaper, potentially reducing export competitiveness. Conversely, a weaker currency can enhance export demand but increase the cost of imported goods and services, potentially leading to inflation. Additionally, exchange rate volatility can affect foreign investment decisions and financial markets, as investors may seek stability in their returns. Overall, these fluctuations can influence economic growth, inflation rates, and the balance of trade.
The only things that causes of fluctuation in the exchange rate are the Supply and demand of the traders which are influenced by current financial events and speculation.
Exchange rate fluctuation is the change in value of one currency against another currency due to various economic factors. In simple sense, the value of one currency will be appreciated against another if the demand for that particular currency is higher. By John Pradeep & Rajeesh Kunnampuram
The import export business relies on exchange rate. Fluctuations can greatly increase profits, or wipe them out altogether. This is what led to the establishment of the EURO.
The real Exchange rate excludes the effects of inflation in the increase in exchange rate so if there is a lot of difference between real and nominal (real << nominal) the standard of living is deteriorating in the country.
The real effective exchange rate based on real exchange instead of nominal exchange rate in foreign currency exchange.
The only things that causes of fluctuation in the exchange rate are the Supply and demand of the traders which are influenced by current financial events and speculation.
impact of fluctuation in rupee-dollar exchange rate on Indian industry
Exchange rate fluctuation is the change in value of one currency against another currency due to various economic factors. In simple sense, the value of one currency will be appreciated against another if the demand for that particular currency is higher. By John Pradeep & Rajeesh Kunnampuram
In forward exchange rate, the rate is booked in advance for a fixed amount and period,which will remain unchanged in case of any market fluctuation or deceleration.In fact forward exchange rate booking is done to protect or guard against volatile market condition. In spot exchange rate, the exchange rate prevalent on a particular date is booked for immediate effect.
The import export business relies on exchange rate. Fluctuations can greatly increase profits, or wipe them out altogether. This is what led to the establishment of the EURO.
i wnat to know about the impact of dollar rupee exchange on Indian industry i wnat to know about the impact of dollar rupee exchange on Indian industry
Exchange rate fluctuation is the change in value of one currency against another currency due to various economic factors. In simple sense, the value of one currency will be appreciated against another if the demand for that particular currency is higher. By John Pradeep & Rajeesh Kunnampuram
In 2007-08, the Indian rupee appreciated to around Rs.39 against the US dollar, and again plummeted to around Rs.50 by October 2009. What is the impact of the fluctuation in the rupee-dollar exchange rate on Indian industry? Give your answer with special emphasis on the export sector and IT/ITES companies. What can companies do to protect their interests in this volatile exchange rate environment? Also, explain the impact of the rupee-dollar exchange rate on inflation, economic growth, and competitiveness of Indian industry.
It does not affect cash flow, since it simply reflects the impact of exchange rate fluctuation on consolidated financial statements
at the time of this converstion £1.00 = ZAR13.267 I WHICH I KNEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Temperature fluctuation is where the temperature does not stay at a constant rate. It will keep getting colder or warmer and not cease to a certain degree.
The real Exchange rate excludes the effects of inflation in the increase in exchange rate so if there is a lot of difference between real and nominal (real << nominal) the standard of living is deteriorating in the country.