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Chapter 8

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Foreign Exchange and International Financial

Markets

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Learning Objectives

• Describe how demand and supply affect the price of foreign exchange

• Discuss the role of international banks in the foreign-exchange market

• Learn how firms use the spot and forward markets to settle international transactions

• Discuss arbitrage in foreign exchange• Explore the international capital market

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The Economics of Foreign Exchange

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Demand for Yen

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The demand for yen is derived from foreigner’s demand for Japanese

products

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Supply of Yen

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The supply of yen is derived from Japanese demand for foreign

products

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The Market for Yen

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Equilibrium is reached when supply and demand are equal

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Foreign Exchange Rate Quotes

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IndirectQuote

DirectQuote

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Summary of Discussion

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Structure of the Foreign Exchange Market

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Currencies Involved in Foreign-Exchange Market Transactions

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The Role of Banks

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Foreign-Exchange Market

Speculation and Arbitrage

Spread Between Bid and Ask Prices

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Types of Markets

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Wholesale Retail

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Foreign-Exchange Clients

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•Commercial Customers

•Exchange-Rate Speculators

•Currency Arbitrageurs

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Types of Currencies

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Convertible vs. Inconvertible

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Summary of Discussion

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Spot and Forward Markets

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Types of Markets

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•Spot Market•Forward Market

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Futures Transactions

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•Swap Transactions•Currency Futures•Currency Options

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Forward Pricing of Foreign Currency

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Current Price of the British Pound (£)

Firm’s Holdings of (£) Assets

Firm’s Holdings of (£) Liabilities

• Selling at Forward Discount

• Selling at Forward Premium

Reduce Increase

Increase Reduce

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Summary of Discussion

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Arbitrage and the Currency Market

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Arbitrage of Goods

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The Law of One Price

Buy in “Cheap” Market

Sell in “Expensive” Market

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Purchasing Power Parity

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PPP

ExpensiveMarket

CheapMarket

Cost of Currency “B”

Price of Good “X”

Cost of Currency “A”

Price of Good “X”

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Arbitrage of Money

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Professional Traders

Covered Interest

Three-PointTwo-Point

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Two-Point Arbitrage

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Risk-Free Profit

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Three-Point Arbitrage

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$2 = £1 £1 = ¥200

$1 = ¥120

Sell £1, G

et $2

Sell $2, Get ¥240

Sell ¥240, Get £1.2

Step 2

Step 1 Step 3

New York Tokyo

London

Gain£0.2

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Covered-Interest Arbitrage

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Currencies of Two Countries

Interest Rate Differences

Forward Discount/Premium≠

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The International Fisher Effect

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Country’s Inflation Rate

Expected to Increase

Expected to Decrease

Nominal Interest

Forward Premium

Forward Discount

Higher Shrink Widen

Lower Widen Shrink

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Summary of Discussion

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The International Capital Market

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The Eight Largest Banks

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Rank Company Country Revenues ($Mil)

1 ING Group Netherlands 147,052

2 Bank of America United States 134,194

3 BNP Paribas France 128,726

4 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co United States 115,475

5 Citigroup United States 111,055

6 Crédit Agricole France 105,003

7 HSBC Holdings United Kingdom 102,680

8 Banco Santander Spain 100,350

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International Banking

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CorrespondentRelationship

SubsidiaryBank

Affiliated BankBranch Bank

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International Commercial Banking

Services

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Everyday Transactions

Currency Exchange

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Mergers andAcquisitions

Long-TermDebt and Equity

Investment Banking

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Eurocurrency Market

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Foreign Currency on Deposit

London Interbank Offer Rate (LIBOR)

International Banking Facility (IBF)

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• Foreign Bonds• Eurobonds• Global Bonds

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The International Bond Market

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Global Equity Markets

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•Capital Markets

•Country Funds

•Financial Services

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Offshore Financial Centers

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Bahamas

Bahrain

Cayman Islands

Luxembourg

Bermuda

Netherlands Antilles

Singapore

Switzerland

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Summary of Discussion

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Foreign Exchange and International Financial

Markets

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