if the central bank attempts to push interest rates down (up), capital will flow out (in), putting downward (upward) pressure on the exchange rate, forcing the bank to buy (sell) its own currency and thereby reversing the expansionary (contractionary) policy. Statement quoted from CFAI mock . Plz thRead more
if the central bank attempts to push
interest rates down (up), capital will flow out (in), putting downward (upward)
pressure on the exchange rate, forcing the bank to buy (sell) its own currency
and thereby reversing the expansionary (contractionary) policy.
Statement quoted from CFAI mock . Plz throw light on the significance of this statement w.r.t the question .
But why will they increase the liquidity when there is ample liquidity already there in the market - doesnt hot money flowing out mean foreign currency reserves falling leading to increase in supply of dometic currency ? I am not getting the logic .
But why will they increase the liquidity when there is ample liquidity already there in the market – doesnt hot money flowing out mean foreign currency reserves falling leading to increase in supply of dometic currency ? I am not getting the logic .
Sir I have updated the question with the SS where I came across. I understood why the statement was wrong in the candidate resources - active risk will be attributed to active share . Thank you sir.
Sir I have updated the question with the SS where I came across.
I understood why the statement was wrong in the candidate resources – active risk will be attributed to active share .
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if the central bank attempts to push interest rates down (up), capital will flow out (in), putting downward (upward) pressure on the exchange rate, forcing the bank to buy (sell) its own currency and thereby reversing the expansionary (contractionary) policy. Statement quoted from CFAI mock . Plz thRead more
if the central bank attempts to push
interest rates down (up), capital will flow out (in), putting downward (upward)
pressure on the exchange rate, forcing the bank to buy (sell) its own currency
and thereby reversing the expansionary (contractionary) policy.
Statement quoted from CFAI mock . Plz throw light on the significance of this statement w.r.t the question .
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But why will they increase the liquidity when there is ample liquidity already there in the market - doesnt hot money flowing out mean foreign currency reserves falling leading to increase in supply of dometic currency ? I am not getting the logic .
But why will they increase the liquidity when there is ample liquidity already there in the market – doesnt hot money flowing out mean foreign currency reserves falling leading to increase in supply of dometic currency ? I am not getting the logic .
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Sir I have updated the question with the SS where I came across. I understood why the statement was wrong in the candidate resources - active risk will be attributed to active share . Thank you sir.
Sir I have updated the question with the SS where I came across.
I understood why the statement was wrong in the candidate resources – active risk will be attributed to active share .
Thank you sir.
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I was not talking about REPO CARRY TRADE _ using only REPO as an instrument to change portfolio exposure .
I was not talking about REPO CARRY TRADE _ using only REPO as an instrument to change portfolio exposure .
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The word ' touted ' used in the answer - does that change the meaning of the answer -
The word ‘ touted ‘ used in the answer – does that change the meaning of the answer –
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