The current exchange rate is $1= €1. Suppose that European real interest rates increase.
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Business, 24.03.2020 19:29 yassinesayedahmad1
The current exchange rate is $1= €1. Suppose that European real interest rates increase.
What would be expected to happen to the value of the dollar and the value of the euro?
A. The dollar will depreciate, and the euro will depreciate.
B. The dollar will depreciate, and the euro will appreciate.
C. The dollar will appreciate, and the euro will depreciate.
D. The dollar will appreciate, and the euro will appreciate.
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