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a central bank can doto causea home currency depreciation
key economic elementscould causecurrency depreciation in a country
by non - monetary factors(passive) caused bymind currency depreciation
important economic aspectsmight causecurrency depreciation in a country
What key economic factorscausecurrency depreciation in a country
key economic factorscan causecurrency depreciation in a country
key economic factorscausecurrency depreciation in a country?
vital financial elementscan causecurrency depreciation in a country
vital economic aspectscould causecurrency depreciation in a country
by stronger dollar(passive) caused bypost currency depreciation
to flow out of the countrycausinggreater currency depreciation
factorscould causedepreciation of a nations currency
likelyto causedepreciation of the related currency
a central bank can doto causea domestic currency depreciation
in turncausesa domestic currency depreciation
Rapid dollar gains tendto causeEM currency depreciation
during times of economic weaknesscausesrelative currency depreciation
surpluses ( deficitscausecurrency appreciation ( depreciation
the underlying macroeconomic weaknesses that lead to the interest rate differentialscausedomestic currency depreciation
Currency depreciation ... an actresultsin currency depreciation
expectations of currency depreciationcan causecurrency depreciation
higher supply of currencywill resultin currency depreciation
Low nominal rates with stable inflation expectations and an open capital accountshould leadto currency depreciation
greater volatility in the currency marketsledto currency depreciation
an increase in fiscal deficits ... in turncausesdepreciation of the currency
i.e. our inflation relative to the $ US ... higherleadingto currency depreciation
international trade deficitscausedepreciation of the currency - kwacha
the Bank of England ... financial shock ... and a rise in inflation that led to a 4 % rise in bank ratesresultedin currency depreciation
More money flowing out of country ( a current account deficitleadsto currency depreciation
Also a decline in the price of a major exportwill contributeto currency depreciation
by non - monetary factors(passive) caused bycurrency depreciation
the deficit ... inflationleadsto currency depreciation
the capital lossesmay resultfrom a currency depreciation
currency interventionwould ... leadto currency depreciation
the rise in inflationcausescurrency depreciation
the rise in inflationhas resultedfrom the currency depreciation
inflation pressureresultingfrom currency depreciation
Monetary tightening in the US and EUcontributedto currency depreciation
capital outflowscausecurrency depreciation
capital outflowswould causecurrency depreciation
to a rise in exportsleadsto a rise in exports
alarmto causealarm
to a substitution of domestic goods for importsleadsto a substitution of domestic goods for imports
in a rise in their stock returnsresultsin a rise in their stock returns
to currency crisiscould leadto currency crisis
foreigners to switch to home country exportscausesforeigners to switch to home country exports
in higher net foreign liabilities and net incomeresultedin higher net foreign liabilities and net income
further capital outflowagain may have causedfurther capital outflow
further capital outflowmay have causedfurther capital outflow
to improvement of trade balanceleadsto improvement of trade balance
the price of the U.S. dollarsettingthe price of the U.S. dollar
a high inflation rate in Indiacausesa high inflation rate in India
the trade balance to shift to surpluscausesthe trade balance to shift to surplus
to long run improvement in a country 's trade balanceshould leadto long run improvement in a country 's trade balance
to improvement of trade balance in most of the examined developed countriesleadsto improvement of trade balance in most of the examined developed countries
inflation and erosion of the valuescausedinflation and erosion of the values
in a gain and vice - versawould resultin a gain and vice - versa
its trade balance tocausesits trade balance to
its trade balance to _ _ _ _causesits trade balance to _ _ _ _
foreign exchange losses(passive) caused byforeign exchange losses
a decline in the price of non - trade - able goodshas causeda decline in the price of non - trade - able goods
to higher import priceshas ledto higher import prices
to an increase in inflationleadsto an increase in inflation
to high domestic inflationleadingto high domestic inflation
to a rise in inflationledto a rise in inflation
to a larger rise in the value of foreign currency assets than foreign currency liabilitieswould leadto a larger rise in the value of foreign currency assets than foreign currency liabilities
to lower export prices paid byleadsto lower export prices paid by
to higher import costshas ledto higher import costs
in more supply of foreign products in domestic marketsmay resultin more supply of foreign products in domestic markets
from an increased supply of currencyresultingfrom an increased supply of currency
in exports increaseresultsin exports increase
to exports increaseleadsto exports increase
potential exchange losses(passive) caused bypotential exchange losses
to a currency crisisleadingto a currency crisis
in a currency crisiscan resultin a currency crisis
a surge in inflation , higher interest rates , and a declinecauseda surge in inflation , higher interest rates , and a decline
to an increase in the foreign currency debt repayment obligations of firms ... and thus to a fall in their profitsleadsto an increase in the foreign currency debt repayment obligations of firms ... and thus to a fall in their profits
in rising inflationhas resultedin rising inflation
to growth in exportsledto growth in exports
rising import costs(passive) caused byrising import costs