It's like clockwork. There will be some aspect of my study that I forgot or I never really learned in my school system and, of course, a friendly south Asian gentleman is able to explain it to me better than any other source.
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Absolutely loved your explanation...the pace, the examples, the structure was all spot on. Great job and thanks a ton. This concept has been evading me for quite some time now.
Thank you so much for this video. I've hard the hardest time getting a palatable explanation to the relationship between PPP, RER, and NER. This was extremely helpful.
Omg, I'm struggling with this topic and I just want to say THANK YOU!! For taking the time to make this video and explaining this topic better than my teacher.
That was very interesting. I love Big Macs (typical burger meal) with a Coke and fries. I'm studying Economics in uni and never thought that the Big Mac is used as an indicator of undervalued or overvalued currencies in the forex market. Thank you for making this video. Never thought I would learn so much about the value of currencies in such a relatively short amount of time.
Dude the Big Mac Index is like 7th grade high-school course of economics in Lithuania. So probably in USA too if you listened what the teacher was saying.
Quick question: you've mentioned speculation/speculative flow (in reality controlling the exchange rate more than trade) in about 3 of your videos on exchange rates but haven't gone into what you actually mean by this. Can you please clarify what you mean - would appreciate it. Thanks!
Sorry, this was 7 years ago but I'll still respond for anyone else who might have the same question, but I'm pretty sure he means that it's dependent on whether people expect the exchange rate to rise or fall, so if the exchange rate is expected to rise, the pound is expected to still get stronger, and it may effect people's decisions on whether or not they buy the currency, which in this case people would invest in it until the value of the pound drops, in which they would exchange it into another currency with an increasing or a great value that isn't currently/expected to fall.
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Now I find it weird putting ppp next to currency exchange rates. It's supposed to be about the difference in pricing between countries and not between currencies. For example is the euro overvalued or undervalued compared to the pound or the us dollar? Would be bullshit to draw a conclusion which probably would be based on the average price in the euro zone, but every country in the euro zone has different prices and they can be different by A LOT!
I am trying hard to understand a more complicated question. can someone enlighten me: Between 1981 and 1995 the $/£ exchange rate fell from 2.00 to 1.50. Over this period the general price level in the US increased by 50%, while prices in the UK increased by 100%. What happened to the real $/£ exchange rate between 1981 and 1995?
How does this affect trading; just an interesting thought (I am engineering orientated ... I have no clue how these things relate to each other) .. however I am very curios
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When the interest rate increases, there will be less circulation of money as a lot of people will prefer to save money in the bank. Meaning return on sales will depreciate, and also stock market and other related investment market will suffer
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+Omar Koussa If the Pound is undervalued in the US, a US citizen would want to make a purchase in the UK since Pound is relatively cheaper. So he will demand more Pounds in the US. This will increase the supply of the Dollar in the UK.
