Here’s my weekly ‘Never a Dull Moment’ chat with HiFX senior dealer Dan Bell about currencies and markets action in the week that’s gone and the week ahead. We start off talking about China’s reserve requirement easing last weekend, which boosted sentiment somewhat for the commodity-linked and ‘risk on’ currencies such as the New Zealand and Australian dollars. The New Zealand dollar rose to over 84.2 USc after that news, but was rangebound through the week between that high and 82.4 USc. We also talked about the New Zealand dollar-Renminbi/yuan exchange rate and its connection to the US dollar, given China’s crawling peg to the American currency and New Zealand’s fast growing trade with China. The Greek bailout deal was also a focus over the last week, reinforcing the more settled nature of Europe’s debt markets and currency over the last two months since the European Central Bank lent €489 billion to European banks in its Long Term Refinancial Operation (LTRO). This settled nerves about the European financial system, for now, but is widely seen as simply buying Europe some time to deal with its underlying structural problems. This settling of nerves has seen the euro appreciate against the New Zealand dollar. The kiwi fell to around €62c this week from its recent record highs of over €64c. The next money dump Dan pointed to the next (and possibly final) round of LTRO lending due next Wednesday night (February 29) as a focus for markets. Market observers are expecting …

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This clip shows how interest rates — determined in national financial markets — and exchange rates — determined in the foreign exchange market — interact. When the central bank changes the interest rate, it affects the no-arbitrage condition in the foreign exchange market: Given a constant “fundamental” expected exchange rate, the current exchange rate depreciates (rises) following a decrease of the domestic interest rate. Vice versa, the current exchange rate appreciates (falls) following an increase in the domestic interest rate.

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The demand for foreign currency has increased in Iran. There has been fluctuation in foreign currency rates for the past couple of days in the market. Before the recent fluctuation, each US dollar was exchanged for about 11000 rials but now, things have changed. Press TV’s Arash Khalatbari reports from Tehran.

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International foreign exchange rate for the EUR improves against a number of currencies this morning on Chinese backing.

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USD international foreign exchange rate jumps following delivery of US jobs data

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This clip develops a diagram for the foreign exchange market based on a simple no-arbitrage condition. The two axes show current exchange rate versus home currency returns of the two financial investments. The home currency return to home currency asset is independent of the exchange rate, whereas the home currency return to foreign currency investment rises with a more appreciated (lower) exchange rate, because the expected exchange rate is assumed fixed. The argument is based on the standard textbook by Krugman/Obstfeld.

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