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In this video the variation of Indian rupee shown against U.S dollar it shows the Indian currency value is highest in October.

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In this image the exchange rate (selling and buying) are given and it also shows there is a different rate for selling and buying.

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This website is mainly  about exchange rate calculator. We can use this calculator to see how much your currency worth. We can check all over currency exchange rate by this calculator. For example I want to check exchange rate of rupee from Canadian dollar. Then I will put Canada currency like 1 dollar on the right side and in the box named as Indian currency it shows the value of 1 Canadian dollar in Indian currency. This calculator shows always latest prices.
I choose this website because I think every persons who are living in the other countries for some purpose when they want to send money to their friend or relative first they want to see how much it worth.

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Xe Currency Converter - Live Exchange Rates Today

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Calculate live currency and foreign exchange rates with the free Xe Currency Converter. Convert between all major global currencies, precious metals, and crypto with this currency calculator and view the live mid-market rates.

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In this website we will get to know which factors effect exchange rate. Balance of payment, rate of interest, inflation factor, fiscal and monetary policy, venture capital, government market intervention, economic strength of the country are the main factors which effects the exchange rate of the currency. When the domestic interest of the country increases than the foreign interest rate. The foreign supply and demand also effect the currency rate. Speculation is also a important factor to observe the currency rate
I choose this website because everyone is curious to know how their currency's worth is increasing or decreasing.

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Exchange rates are determined in the foreign exchange market, which is open to a wide range of different types of buyers and sellers, and where currency trading is continuous: 24 hours a day except weekends, i.e. trading from 20:15 GMT on Sunday until 22:00 GMT Friday.

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This website is mainly about the exchange rate policy. It mainly raise aggregate demand, increase national output, create jobs, keep inflation down. The exchange rates are manipulated by selling and buying of currency in foreign market like to increase the value the dollar bank of America buy dollars and to decrease the value of dollar they sell the dollars.
I choose this Website because The exchange rate effect the aggregate demand by increasing and deceasing the import or export prices. Changes in the currency exchange rate effect the import and export prices  two times and it effect on the domestic and foreign business immediately.

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Exchange rate policy

The exchange rate of an economy affects aggregate demand through its effect on export and import prices, and policy makers may exploit this connection.

Deliberately altering exchange rates to influence the macro-economic environment may be regarded as a type of monetary policy. Changes in exchanges rates initially work there way into an economy via their effect on prices.

For example, if £1 exchanges for $1.50 on the foreign exchange market, a UK product selling for £10 in the UK will sell for $15 in New York. If the exchange rate now appreciates, so that £1 buys $1.60, the UK product in New York will now sell for $16. Assuming that demand in New York is price inelastic, this is good news for UK exporters because revenue in USDs will rise. However, if demand is elastic in New York, the effect of the appreciation of sterling would be damaging to UK exporters.

If the UK also imports goods from the USA, the rise in the exchange rate would mean that a $10 US product is now cheaper in London, falling from £6.67p to £6.25p. Importers do relatively well from the appreciation of the pound, in that the cost of imported raw materials or finished goods falls.

Therefore, whenever the exchange rate changes there will be a double effect, on both import and export prices. Changes in import and export prices will lead to changes in import and export volumes, causing changes in import spending and export revenue.

Exchange rates can be manipulated so that they deviate from their natural equilibrium rate. To stimulate exports, rates would be held down, and to reduce inflationary pressure rates would be kept up. While the Bank of England does not specifically target the exchange rate, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will take exchange rates into account. Clearly, the MPC would prefer a relatively high rate, as this reduces the price of imports and works against inflationary pressure. However, the MPC must keep an eye on export competitiveness, and, if rates rise excessively, UK exports will become uncompetitive.

How exchange rates are manipulated

Exchange rates can be manipulated by buying or selling currencies on the foreign exchange market. To raise the value of the pound the Bank of England buys pounds, and to lower the value, it sells pounds. Rates can also be manipulated through interest rates, which affect the demand and supply of Sterling via their effect on inflows of hot money.

Altering exchange rates is commonly regarded as a type of monetary policy.

Effects of a reduction in the exchange rate

Assuming the economy has an output gap, a reduction in the exchange rate will reduce export prices, and, assuming demand is elastic, export revenue will increase.

A fall in the exchange rate will also raise import prices, and assuming elasticity of demand, import spending will fall. The combined effect is an increase in AD and an improvement in the UK balance of payments.

Cost push inflation

A fall in the exchange rate is inflationary for a second reason - the cost of imported raw materials adds to production costs and creates cost-push inflation.

Evaluation of exchange rate policy

The main advantage of manipulating exchange rates is that, because a large share of UK output is traded internationally, changes in exchange rates will have a powerful effect on AD. For example, lowering exchange rates, called devaluation, can:

1. Raise aggregate demand

2. Increase national output (GDP)

3. Create jobs, amplified through the multiplier effect

4. In addition, assuming the demand for imports and exports are price sensitive (price elastic), devaluation will lead to an improvement in the balance of payments

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hough this can also lead to inflation

Alternatively, raising exchange rates (revaluation) can:

1. Help reduce excessive aggregate demand

2. Keep inflation down

3. Although the export sector may suffer and jobs might be lost

On balance, UK policy makers in recent years have preferred to allow the financial markets to determine exchange rates, rather than manipulate them for policy objectives. The last time exchange rates were directly targeted was between 1985 and 1992, when the UK shadowed movements in the Deutschmark, and then, from 1990 to 1992, when the UK became a member of the exchange rate fixing Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM).

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News CPI basket updates Popcorn and Amazon Echo in, envelopes out, as basket is revamped. Read more The exchange rate of an economy affects aggregate demand through its effect on export and import prices, and policy makers may exploit this connection. Deliberately altering exchange rates to influence the macro-economic environment may be regarded as a type of monetary policy.

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in this website the whole description is given about the exchange rates, factors effect the exchange rate like balance of payment, interest rate level or inflation factor , fluctuation in the exchange rates, balance of payment model. It also explains about the real purchase power of the country which depends on the exchange rate of the currency.
I decide to choose this website because in this website everything which anybody wants to know.

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Exchange rates are determined in the foreign exchange market, which is open to a wide range of different types of buyers and sellers, and where currency trading is continuous: 24 hours a day except weekends, i.e. trading from 20:15 GMT on Sunday until 22:00 GMT Friday.

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In this video it is explained what are the effects of currency depreciation. For example, if the pound depreciates against U.S dollar it will makes the import price of UK rise and makes export prices fall. if the currency fall the import rate become less and export rate got high. It will effect the domestic jobs, trade deficit and production. A fall in Import prices leads to inflation.

I choose this website because it explain for the depreciation of currency leads to inflation. This explain every bit knowledge by using J -curve and Marshall Lerner condition.

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In this video it is explained what influence currency exchanges. It explains how the currency increases or decrease its value. The Government sometimes sell their domestic current to buy a foreign currency it decreases the value of their domestic currency. Government and Investor plays a important role for this. Some times the government has to pay a lots of debits the investor withdraw his money from the investment. It increases the inflation and thus decrease the value of the currency. the more supply drops the value of the currency.
I choose this video because this video well explained the factors which influence currency exchanges.

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In this video it is explained how to calculate the price of different currencies by using exchange rates. This video well explain how you can get to know how much your currency worth in the other foreign countries.
I choose this video because You can easily calculate like if you paying $150 in your country how much it would cost you in your country and you can easily compare both currencies.

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Calculating Prices in different Currencies using Exchange Rates

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In this video it is explained what the exchange rate and the foreign exchange and how it works.
The foreign exchange market has two most important terms 1.Appreciation 2. Depreciation
Appreciation means if the value of currency increase.
Depreciation means the value of currency decreases. For example I have 5 Canadian dollar the value of this 5 dollar in India is 250 rupee. This is because of currency exchange rate and it is appreciation and vice versa.
I choose this video because it gives a well explanation of the exchange rates and who demand the currency and who supplies the currency

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Introduction to Exchange Rates and Forex Markets

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My name is Jaspreet kaur
Here I am going to discuss about exchange rates.
Exchange rate is the price value of one national currency which is expressed in another currency such as Canadian dollar to Indian rupee. Sometimes the exchange rate goes high or less.
If it goes high then it will be beneficial for the country which own this currency but for the other international countries the services and goods become expensive.