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Banxico y su tasa de interés | ¿Por qué sube y cómo te afecta?

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The implications that such variations have can be reflected in the spot exchange rate between countries, it is expected that the currency that has the highest nominal interest rate will depreciate against the currency of the country that has the lowest nominal interest rate. This is because higher nominal interest rates show an expectation of inflation

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INTEREST RATE VARIATIONS HAVE ON THE INTERNATIONAL FISHER EFFECT

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REAL INTEREST RATE
Is the percentage that is actually paid for a loan or received for an investment within a period, once inflation has been discounted

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NOMINAL INTEREST RATE
One which is nominal is the profitability obtained in a financial operation taking into account only the principal

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EXPECTED INFLATION RATE
As a secondary force based on primary inflation as excess demand or rising costs

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTEREST RATE AND INFLATION

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTEREST RATE AND INFLATION

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Subiendo la Tasa de Interés para controlar la Inflación

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INTEREST RATE
Is the price of money, what you pay for using an amount of money for a certain time, this is indicated by a percentage for such financial transaction

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INFLATION
Is the increase in the price of goods and services in the market over a prolonged period of time, some effects it has is that the money is usually worth more and this is not enough to buy these products wholesale

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WHAT IS?
Is the expected difference between the exchange rate of two currencies is equal to the nominal interest rate of the country, this is used to predict the movements of spot and future currencies