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    Rip Curl Case Analysis

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    low compared to those in Australia, by issuing these bonds overseas, Rip Curl are inherently taking in risks associated with the market that may include: - Foreign currency risk - Inflation risk By relying on the exchange rate staying constant through the term of the bond, Rip Curl is taking on the risks of the foreign exchange market. For example, say that the exchange rate is $1 AUD is equal to $1 CHF, and that Rip Curl issue a $100 face value bond for 1 year with no coupon…

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    Interest Rate Parity Essay

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    In an efficient market, optimal allocation of resources, ideally should keep agents from earning abnormal profits due to the interest rate and exchange rate differential, because these will be priced appropriately to reflect all the available information. The test for market efficiency then should reject any claims for abnormal arbitrage situations that may arise out of forward premium rate deviation…

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    made international trade existent is globalization. It’s the increasing connection and integration of people, organizations, countries and different cultures around the globe. We integrate through political, economical and social issues, trade and foreign investment. We’ve learnt that with globalization, no nations exist in economic isolation (Carbaugh). No country has achieved economic success without being open to the rest of the world. Even the very isolated North Korea has a growing trade…

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    denominate their assets and liabilities in foreign currencies (Arnold 2008). Consequently, the theory of foreign exchange risk as illustrated by Moyer et al. (2011) and Lumby (2001) posits that multinational companies are exposed to various types of foreign exchange risks. These include the economic exposure, the transactional exposure and the translational…

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    • Nominal exchange rate The nominal exchange rate is the value of one currency that can be exchanged in terms of another currency, that is, how much domestic currency is needed in order to purchase a foreign currency or vice-versa. For example, assume that 1 US Dollar costs Rs 35. The nominal exchange rate can be expressed in the following ways: 1 US Dollar = Rs 35, or 1 Mauritian rupee = 0.029 US Dollar A decrease in the Mauritian rupee towards the US Dollar is called an appreciation of the…

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    Rolls Royce

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    cheaper in the domestic markets. Similarly, a lower worth currency makes the exports of a country cheaper and makes its imports more expensive in the domestic markets. Here the domestic currency is the British pound and the foreign currency is the USD. The large civil engine contracts were set and fixed in US dollar terms and conditions. If the dollars gets strengthened, Rolls Royce will be going to enjoy windfall profits and a lower exchange rate will be leading to a loss. Exchange rates,…

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    PZK Co Case Study

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    2. The PZK Co will take out a forward exchange contract, the foreign exchange contract is define as an agreement of two sides to determine in a specified amount of currency exchange on a valid date. The advantages of PZK Co use forward contracts are that, the company can hedge their imports by locking the currency rate, to avoid the unfavourable exchange rate and fluctuations thus the company can make use of the forward contract to ensure the exchange rate is fixed at the deal day. Moreover, the…

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    \textbf{Trade-wighted measure of exchange rates volatility}: The trade-weighted exchange rates, commonly known as Nominal Effective Exchange Rates (NEER), is the geometric weighted average of a basket of bilateral exchange rates (Klau and Fung 2006). Real EER (REER) is the nominal EER adjusted with the respective relative price index. Here the weights are based on manufacturing trade flows including both bilateral trade and third-market competition by double-weighting. The BIS EER calculation is…

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    The whole research was based on the individual secondary research. All the statistical data were obtained from the dataset of official statistics. The CPI in Japan and the Indian CPI were drawn from the World Bank Group and the nominal exchange rate came from the IMF. For collecting these data, it is no doubt that the secondary research method was the feasible way in comparison with the primary research. However, there were three limitations of the entire research. The first source of weakness…

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    manufacturing position. As you know we have had much success over the past two decades with expanding our network of foreign manufacturing operations. Our globalization strategy has allowed for the reduction of the impact of fluctuations in the value of the dollar on its profits. There are many potential opportunities…

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