How the foreign exchange market works / Rudi Weisweiller.

By:

Weisweiller, Rudi

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: eng Publication details: New York, N.Y. : New York Institute of Finance, c1990.Description: xvi, 212 pages : illustration ; 23 cmISBN:

0134008626

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DDC classification:

332.4/5 20

LOC classification:

HG3821 .W45 1990

Contents:

Why foreign exchange? How the market works Foreign exchange five choices Money across frontiers Bretton Woods and after Currency areas and currency reserve The European currency Gold World liquidity and special drawing rights Currency freedom Capital movements Speculators The causes of currency crises and their cure Eurodollars Forecasting exchange rates Why exchange rates change The dealing room New instruments Financial futures Currency options

Summary: Tending to one's own trade and production and letting foreign exchange issues take their course was once a credible way to conduct business. No longer. As "How the Foreign Exchange Market Works" clearly demonstrates, the growth of international business and the spread of multinational corporations have made the dynamic foreign exchange market a major concern for business in the 1990's and beyond. And, with the growing interdependence of the world financial markets, investors naive to the global currency markets will see their fortunes dwindle.London-based financial authority and market practitioner Rudi Weisweiller brings the key Forex issues home for investors and financiers alike.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-191) and index.

Why foreign exchange?
How the market works
Foreign exchange five choices
Money across frontiers
Bretton Woods and after
Currency areas and currency reserve
The European currency
Gold
World liquidity and special drawing rights
Currency freedom
Capital movements
Speculators
The causes of currency crises and their cure
Eurodollars
Forecasting exchange rates
Why exchange rates change
The dealing room
New instruments
Financial futures
Currency options

Tending to one's own trade and production and letting foreign exchange issues take their course was once a credible way to conduct business. No longer. As "How the Foreign Exchange Market Works" clearly demonstrates, the growth of international business and the spread of multinational corporations have made the dynamic foreign exchange market a major concern for business in the 1990's and beyond. And, with the growing interdependence of the world financial markets, investors naive to the global currency markets will see their fortunes dwindle.London-based financial authority and market practitioner Rudi Weisweiller brings the key Forex issues home for investors and financiers alike.

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