If you work with a company that does international business, then you have a connection to the concept of Forex.
Short for foreign exchange, the concept has to do with calculating out the current rate of exchange between currencies of different countries.
Here are some of the factors that come into play when it comes to arriving at and updating those rates of exchange, and how that impacts the bottom line of your employer.
There are actually quite a few different factors that come into play in order to arrive at a current rate of exchange on the currencies of any two given countries.
For now, let’s focus just on the economic issues that often come into play.
The most basic of the economic factors is the balance between imported and exported goods and services between the two countries. Ideally, the trade flow between the two countries will be somewhat balanced and very steady in nature.
However, should the situation shift so that the demand for a given country’s goods and services decreases, then there will be a downward change in the rate of exchange between the two currencies.
What this will mean for your company is...
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