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The most important onesinfluencingexchange rate of AUDNZD

Factorsinfluenceforeign exchange rate

an accumulated amount of oil export(passive) caused byforeign exchange rate

several factorsinfluencingforeign exchange rate

many elementscan influenceforeign exchange rate

by aid inflows(passive) caused byexchange rate overvaluation

The reply ... other geopolitical aspectsinfluenceforeign exchange rate

conditionsinfluencingcurrency exchange rate

Aidprobably causesexchange rate overvaluation

by the intervention of the central bank in the foreign exchange market(passive) influenced byExchange rate

official intervention in foreign exchange market ... an important instrument of the central bankto influenceexchange rate

by another exchange rate denominated in the same currency(passive) caused byan exchange rate

exchange rates ... that national monetary authorities themselves do not trade in the foreign exchange marketto influenceexchange rates

The bank rateinfluenceexchange rate

demand for a currency , prevailing interest , inflation rates and other factors(passive) are influenced byExchange rates

the macroeconomic factorsinfluenceexchange rate

the markets for exchange rate(passive) is also influenced byExchange rate

Factors ... movements influencingExchange rate

us income foreign exchange rates ... very volatile factorsinfluenceexchange rates

Monetary Policy Rate ... expected inflationary pressuresmay resultfrom exchange rate

Floating exchange rate regime Value of a currency ... Attemptto influenceexchange rates

by the demand for foreign exchange(passive) would be influenced byexchange rate

the demand for foreign exchange(passive) would be influenced byexchange rate

the factorsinfluencingexchange rate

factorsinfluenceexchange rate

some factorsinfluencedexchange rate

Factorsinfluencingexchange rate

factorsinfluenceon exchange rate

the authorities ( official exchange rate(passive) set byan exchange rate

The currency market ... factorsinfluenceexchange rates

Factors ... : Supply and Demand for a Currency Exchange rates Currencies are bought and sold in the foreign exchange marketinfluencingexchange rates

by a central bank or other authority(passive) set byan exchange rate

currency in the foreign exchange marketto influenceexchange rates

various macroeconomic factorsinfluencingexchange rate

Currency Future Rates Factorsinfluencingexchange rates

that is , that national monetary authorities themselves do not trade in the foreign exchange marketto influenceexchange rates

the central bank(passive) caused byexchange rate

by the central bank(passive) set byan exchange rate

periods of floating exchange rate policyhave influencedexchange rate

Foreign Exchange Market Factorsinfluencingexchange rates

each business day that was based on the London Bullion Market Association ( LBMA ) fixseteach business day that was based on the London Bullion Market Association ( LBMA ) fix

to higher business cost for those importerscould leadto higher business cost for those importers

for the Quotesettingfor the Quote

to increase in the price of goods and servicesledto increase in the price of goods and services

to fluctuating profitability marginsledto fluctuating profitability margins

to inflationary pressure through increased import pricescan also leadto inflationary pressure through increased import prices

price changes in one direction or in Kazakhstan and the other directioncausesprice changes in one direction or in Kazakhstan and the other direction

in loss of competitiveness for a country , possibly leading to an increase in protectionism , which in turn could promote a round of beggar - thy - neighbor devaluationsmay resultin loss of competitiveness for a country , possibly leading to an increase in protectionism , which in turn could promote a round of beggar - thy - neighbor devaluations

the economy to contractcould causethe economy to contract

capital lossmay causecapital loss

some very large volatility swings in the markets at the time of the releasewill causesome very large volatility swings in the markets at the time of the release

to loss of competitivenessleadingto loss of competitiveness

to a substantial rise in real cost of borrowingledto a substantial rise in real cost of borrowing

domestic inflation and monetary policy ... therefore focus oncan influencedomestic inflation and monetary policy ... therefore focus on

to more inflationleadingto more inflation

to inflationwill ... leadto inflation

to a more market - determined exchange rate on the long runwill contributeto a more market - determined exchange rate on the long run

importantly export growth , consumption , resource allocation , employment and private and foreign investmentscan influenceimportantly export growth , consumption , resource allocation , employment and private and foreign investments

domestic inflation and monetary policy ... therefore focus on exchange rate pass - through becomes essentialcan influencedomestic inflation and monetary policy ... therefore focus on exchange rate pass - through becomes essential

the value of underlying overseas investments to go down or upmay causethe value of underlying overseas investments to go down or up

the value of underlying overseas investments to go down or upmay also causethe value of underlying overseas investments to go down or up

the value of the underlying overseas investments to go up or downmay also causethe value of the underlying overseas investments to go up or down

future exportsleadfuture exports

the value of overseas investments and the income arising from them to rise or fallmay causethe value of overseas investments and the income arising from them to rise or fall

the value of overseas investments and the income arising from them to rise or fallcausethe value of overseas investments and the income arising from them to rise or fall

the value of investments denominated in currencies other than sterling , and the income from them , to rise or fallmay causethe value of investments denominated in currencies other than sterling , and the income from them , to rise or fall

the value of non - dollar investments and the income arising from them to rise or fallmay causethe value of non - dollar investments and the income arising from them to rise or fall

to currency crisesleadsto currency crises

both the real and nominal economic variableswill influenceboth the real and nominal economic variables

This growth(passive) was influenced byThis growth

between the two currenciessetbetween the two currencies

to a 3.5 percent depreciationledto a 3.5 percent depreciation

to equal purchasing power of currencywould leadto equal purchasing power of currency

to the right exchange ratehas been setto the right exchange rate

the value of overseas investments and the income from them to rise or fallmay causethe value of overseas investments and the income from them to rise or fall

the value of overseas investments and income from them to rise and fallmay causethe value of overseas investments and income from them to rise and fall

demand and loss in the local market , an ability to payment balance of the country , state income etcinfluencesdemand and loss in the local market , an ability to payment balance of the country , state income etc

exportcausesexport

the exportinfluencesthe export

demandinfluencesdemand

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