3. a. Assume that the interest rate on Euro denominated assets is 5% and the interest rate on comparable dollar denominated assets is 10%. The spot exchange rate is $1/1E. If you expect the exchange rate changes to $1.05/1E, where would you want to keep your money? Calculate and show!
b. The current interest rates on dollar and pound denominated deposits are 2% in the US and 3% in the UK. The current spot exchange rate is $2/1Pound. If the forward exchange rate offered is $1.90/1Pound, where would you invest? - Calculate!
Alternatively, if the forward exchange rate offered is $2.02/1Pound, where would you invest? Calculate!
c. Using Real exchange rate (what happens to X and M) – what happens to US exports and Imports in general following the appreciation of the dollar (signs)!
e R X M
Next, as a result, which of the following groups would tend to support appreciation of the dollar? Why?


3. a. Assume that the interest rate on Euro denominated assets is 5% and the interest...
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