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CHAPTER 6FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
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Chapter Objectives 1
1. Describe how demand and supply determine the price of foreign exchange
2. Discuss the role of international banks in the foreign-exchange market
3. Assess the different ways firms can use the spot and forward markets to settle international transactions
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Chapter Objectives 2
4. Summarize the role of arbitrage in the foreign-exchange market
5. Discuss the important aspects of the international capital market
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Foreign Exchange
Foreign exchange is a commodity that consists of currencies issued by countries other than one’s own.
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Figure 8.1 Demand for Yen
Demand for Japanese Yen is Derived from Foreigner’s Demand for Japanese Products
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Figure 8.2 Supply of Yen
Supply for Japanese Yen is Derived from Japanese Demand for Foreign Products
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Figure 8.3 The Market for Yen
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Foreign-Exchange Rates Direct exchange rate
Direct quote Price of the foreign currency in terms of home
currency Indirect exchange rate
Indirect quote Price of the home country in terms of the
foreign currency
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tableUSDAmerican DollarGOgraphAmerican DollarAmerican DollarGO
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Figure 8.4 Direct and Indirect Exchange Rates
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Map 8.1 A Day of Foreign-Exchange Trading
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Foreign-Exchange Trading
The Chinese foreign-exchange trader is an important link in the $1.9 trillion-per-day global exchange market.
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Figure 8.5 Currencies Involved in Foreign-Exchange Market Transactions
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The Role of Banks Buy or sell major traded currencies Markets
Wholesale market Retail market
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Bank Foreign Exchange Clients
Commercial customers
Speculators
Arbitrageurs
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Spot and Forward Markets
Currency U.S. $ Equivalent
per U.S. $
Wed. Tues. Wed. Tues.
Britain (Pound) 1.8765 1.8762 .5329 .5330
30-Day Forward 1.8778 1.8775 .5325 .5326
90-Day Forward 1.8802 1.8798 .5319 .5320
180-Day Forward 1.8832 1.8829 .5310 .5311
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Mechanisms for Future Foreign Exchanges Currency future Currency option
Call option Put option
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Arbitrage
Arbitrage is the riskless purchase of a product in one market for immediate resale in a second market in order to profit from a price discrepancy. There are two types of arbitrage activities that affect the foreign-exchange market: arbitrage of goods and arbitrage of money.
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Arbitrage
Arbitrage of Goods
Arbitrage of Money
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Arbitrage of Goods
The arbitrage of goods across national boundaries is represented by the theory of purchasing power parity (PPP).
This theory states that the prices of tradable goods, when expressed in a common currency, will tend to equalize across countries as a result of exchange rate changes.
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Arbitrage of MoneyProfessional traders employed by money market banks and other financial organizations seek to profit from small differences in the price of foreign exchange in different markets. Whenever the foreign-exchange market is not in equilibrium, professional traders can profit through arbitraging money.
Numerous forms of foreign-exchange arbitrage are possible, but three forms are common: two-point, three-point, and covered interest.
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Arbitrage of Money
Two-point
Three-point
Covered-interest
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Figure 8.6 Three-Point Arbitrage
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Table 8.1 The World’s Largest Banks
Citigroup Fortis Credit Agricole HSBC Holdings BNP paribas
UBS Bank of America J.P. Morgan &
Chase Co. Deutsche Bank HBOS
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Establishment of Overseas Banking Operations
Subsidiary bank
Affiliated bankBranch bank
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The Eurocurrency Market Originated in the early 1950s Eurodollars – U.S. dollars deposited in
European bank accounts Euroyen Europounds
Eurocurrency – currency on deposit outside in banks worldwide
Euroloans quoted on basis of LIBOR
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The International Bond Market Major source of debt financing for
World’s governments International organizations Larger firms
Two types of bonds Foreign bonds Eurobonds
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Figure 8.7 International Bond Issues 2005, by Currency (in billions of U.S. dollars)
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Global Equity Markets Start-up companies are no
longer restricted to raising new equity only from domestic sources
Development of country funds Mutual fund specializing in a given country’s funds
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Offshore Financial Centers Focus on offering banking and other
financial services to nonresident customers
Locations Bahamas, Bahrain, the Cayman Islands,
Bermuda, the Netherlands Antilles, Singapore, Luxembourg, Switzerland
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