The exchange rate set for an immediate trade is often referred to as
a __.
A: managed exchange rate.
B: pegged exchange rate.
C: forward exchange rate.
D: spot exchange rate.
a __.
A: managed exchange rate.
B: pegged exchange rate.
C: forward exchange rate.
D: spot exchange rate.
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- The exchange rate that is set now for a currency trade that will take<br/>place sometime more than a few days in the future is often referred<br/>to as a __. A: spot exchange rate. B: forward exchange rate. C: pegged exchange rate. D: managed exchange rate.
- Exchange rate includes ___ and forward rate. A: spot B: occasional C: immediate D: flexible
- The exchange rate set for an immediate trade is often referred to as a:
- The difference between a free floating exchange rate and a managed floating exchange rate is A: under managed float government intervention plays a role in determining the exchange rate. B: free floating exchange rates can only appreciate or depreciate by 5 units per day. C: the equilibrium exchange rate is always higher for managed float rates. D: all of the above
- Forward exchange rate is an exchange rate set for the exchange of currencies at some future date