A country experiencing a current account surplus will see its currency ____, while a country experiencing...
A country experiencing a current account surplus will see its currency ____, while a country experiencing a current account deficit will see its currency ____.
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Appreciate, appreciate |
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Appreciate, depreciate |
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Depreciate, appreciate |
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Depreciate, depreciate |
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Option 2
Appreciate, depreciate
A currency appreciates as the demand for the currency is higher and it is higher if there is a current account surplus as many new investments are coming and net export is positive so the currency will appreciate and current account deficit depreciate the currency.
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