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most likelyto influenceexchange rate movement
the factorsinfluencingexchange rate levels
by the domestic price and the world price (passive) influenced byreal exchange rate
by nominal factors , such as financial market movements from movements caused by real factors , such as increased degree of openness(passive) caused byreal exchange rate
a good opportunityto setexchange rate levels
the abilityto influencereal exchange rate
by the market forces of demand and supply(passive) is set byexchange rate rate
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oil pricescausereal exchange rate
as capital flowscauserevalution in the exchange rate
only export grangercausesreal exchange rate
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by volatile capital flows(passive) caused byexchange rate variability
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to change the supply of currency on a relative basis(passive) is designedExchange rate intervention
several economic and political factorsinfluenceexchange rate movements
account tendsto influenceexchange rate movements
by operating in different countries(passive) caused byexchange rate variability
operating in different countries(passive) caused byexchange rate variability
other key factorscauseexchange rate movements
the demand(passive) is set byDetermination of Exchange Rate Exchange rate
eventsleadingto exchange rate determination
by aid inflows(passive) caused byexchange rate overvaluation
by IMF crisis involvement(passive) caused byexchange rate adjustment
pressure groups in Chinacan influencethe determination of exchange rate
the most important factorinfluencingdetermination of exchange rates
Aidprobably causesexchange rate overvaluation
the auctionresultingSICAD exchange rate
the variability of expectations and therefore could eventually be reduced by credible monetary policies geared consistently to the objective of reasonable price stability(passive) is influenced byexchange rate variability
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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
the collective action of speculators ... currency marketscausesexchange rate fluctuates
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
by the demand for foreign exchange(passive) would be influenced byexchange rate
to a significant negative impact on the euro - to group saleswill leadto a significant negative impact on the euro - to group sales
alsois ... causingalso
to the worldcontributedto the world
for the countries involvedsetfor the countries involved
to a 300 billion slidecontributedto a 300 billion slide
to of that currencyleadingto of that currency
in loss of competitivenessmay resultin loss of competitiveness
in loss of competitiveness for a countrymay resultin loss of competitiveness for a country
negativelywill ... influencenegatively
to either an increase in real exports or a decline in real imports ( Levy Yeyati and Sturzenegger 2007).2leadsto either an increase in real exports or a decline in real imports ( Levy Yeyati and Sturzenegger 2007).2
to more costsleadsto more costs
to the hike in electricity ratesalso ledto the hike in electricity rates
the effects(passive) caused bythe effects
from " brutal " gyrations in the currency marketsresultingfrom " brutal " gyrations in the currency markets
very little inflation in the UScausevery little inflation in the US
thereforecontributestherefore
to inflationary pressure through increased import pricescan also leadto inflationary pressure through increased import prices
in a massive buildup of international reserves , which rose from $ 615 billion at the end of 2004 to $ 3.2 trillion at the end of 2011 ( IMF 2012aresultedin a massive buildup of international reserves , which rose from $ 615 billion at the end of 2004 to $ 3.2 trillion at the end of 2011 ( IMF 2012a
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
losses(passive) caused bylosses
into increased unemployment and inflationhas resultedinto increased unemployment and inflation
the steadiness on the exterior trade harmony to be a consequence in their relationshipinfluencesthe steadiness on the exterior trade harmony to be a consequence in their relationship
savings ratiomay influencesavings ratio
the economy to contractcould causethe economy to contract
into lower order bookingresultinginto lower order booking
capital lossmay causecapital loss
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 unnecessarily large fluctuations in prices , wages , and employmentcould leadto unnecessarily large fluctuations in prices , wages , and employment
to a more market - determined exchange rate on the long runwill contributeto a more market - determined exchange rate on the long run
to a deterioration in the asset quality of the Ghanaian banking sectorhas ledto a deterioration in the asset quality of the Ghanaian banking sector
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
future exportsleadfuture exports
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
to equal purchasing power of currencywould leadto equal purchasing power of currency