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Nearly               everyone               who               wants               to               become               involved               in               business               has               lofty               goals               and,               often               times,               international               expansion               is               one               of               them.

In               order               to               assure               a               company               does               so               in               an               effectual               manner               all               areas               of               business               must               be               explored.

Much               emphasis               is               placed               on               mode               of               entry,               regional               characteristics,               and               import               and               export               issues               but               often,               currency               issues               are               forgotten               about.

It               is               imperative               that               you,               as               an               up-and-coming               business               person,               understand               currency               exchange               rates               and               factors               that               affect               them               in               order               to               help               yourself,               or               your               company,               remain               profitable.

Exchange               rates               are               reflective               of               a               nation's               currency               in               units               of               a               different               legal               tender               or               commodity               (Moffett,               Stonehill,               &               Eiteman,               2006).

Understanding               the               value               of               foreign               currency               and               the               dynamics               that               enter               into               the               increase               and               decreases               in               value               is               key               knowledge               that               will               serve               expansion               plans               favorable               manner.

There               are               several               factors               that               have               an               effect               on               monetary               exchange               rates.

Issues               such               as               a               slowdown               in               Gross               Domestic               Product               (GDP)               growth,               relative               prices               in               regard               to               goods               used               for               trade,               and               liquidity               are               a               few.

Contributing               to               slowdowns               in               growth               of               the               GDP               are               lackluster               manufacturing               areas               and               sluggish               agricultural               regions.

Each               of               these               has               a               direct               bearing               on               trade,               which               also               influences               domestic               growth.

Agriculture               is               probably               more               important               than               many               realize               since               nearly               everyone               has               a               reliance               on               that               area               for               sustenance               even               though               it               only               comprises               roughly               20%               of               the               GDP.

Manufacturing               has               been               compromised               due               to               the               auto               industry               troubles               during               the               economic               downturn.
               One               of               the               foremost               liquid               economic               markets               in               the               world               is               the               foreign               exchange.

Liquidity               refers               to               an               asset's               capacity               to               be               effortlessly               changed               by               way               of               making               purchases               or               selling               without               triggering               a               substantial               change               in               price               and               with               smallest               possible               damage               to               overall               worth.

In               the               international               overseas               exchange               and               interrelated               markets,               the               volume               that               is               exchanged               on               a               daily               basis               is               recurrently               increasing.

Every               day               yields               were               said               to               be               in               excess               of               US$3.2               trillion               in               April               2007               by               the               Bank               for               International               Settlements               (Bank               for               International               Investment,               2007).

As               long               as               liquidity               is               adequately               resilient               enough               to               maintain               to               import               payments               then               the               exchange               rates               typically               hang               about               a               steady               level.
               The               laws               of               supply               and               demand               in               the               foreign               exchange               market               play               a               key               role               in               monetary               values.

Augmentation               of               and               declines               in               trade               and               money               are               significant               factors               in               exchange               rates               and               eh               ups               and               downs               associated               with               it.

Most               capitalistic               countries               operate               under               a               floating               system               of               exchange               rates               which               mean               that               the               market               fluctuates               without               interference               from               the               government.

When               government               begins               to               get               involved               with               private               business,               as               in               socialistic               societies,               the               market               bounces               all               around               and               it               is               difficult               to               determine               what               will               happen               to               the               monetary               aspect               of               the               region.

One               of               the               advantages               however,               is               the               government's               capacity               to               amend               interest               rates               as               a               result               of               market               activity.

The               goal               is               normally               to               stabilize               a               volatile               economy.

The               United               States               is               a               current               example               of               a               volatile               financial               system.
               In               conclusion,               there               are               numerous               factors               that               come               into               play               with               exchange               rates.

The               stronger               an               economy               is               the               better               off               their               monetary               stability               remains.

As               a               business               looks               to               expand               into               the               international               business               community               it               is               in               your,               and               the               company's               interest               to               examine               the               financial               market               of               any               target               region.

Failure               to               do               so               could               spell               the               decline               of               your               organization               and               create               more               problems               in               an               already               unstable               economy.
               References
               Bank               for               International               Investment,               (2007,               December).

Triennial               Central               Bank               Survey               of               Foreign               Exchange               and               Derivatives               Market               Activity               in               2007.

Retrieved               August               21,               2009,               from               Bank               for               International               Settlements               Web               site:               http://www.bis.org/publ/rpfxf07t.pdf               
               Moffett,               M.,               Stonehill,               A.,               &               Eiteman,               D.

(2006).

Multinational               Finance.

New               York:               Pearson.






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