Across
- 3. Investors use IRP to decide where to invest internationally by comparing domestic and ____ interest rates. (7 letters)
- 5. When interest rates are higher in one country, it should lead to a _____ in its currency value. (12 letters)
- 9. A strategy used to exploit the difference between the spot and forward exchange rates due to differing interest rates between two countries. (9 letters)
Down
- 1. IRP is a fundamental concept in international finance that explains the relationship between interest rates and _____ rates. (8 letters)
- 2. The exchange rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another in the future is called? (7 letters)
- 4. When IRP holds, no arbitrage opportunity exists, and the market reaches this state. (11 letters)
- 6. What term describes the difference between the forward exchange rate and the spot exchange rate due to interest rate disparities? (7 letters)
- 7. In Covered IRP, a contract is used to eliminate _____ risk. (8 letters)
- 8. A term describing the potential return on an investment adjusted for risks, is often considered in IRP. (6 letters)
- 10. In IRP, the expected change in the exchange rate is related to the difference in _____ rates. (8 letters)
