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In this video I explain foreign exchange and how the value of currencies change. Remember that the trick is to remember that you supply your currency and the people in other countries demand your currency. Thanks for watching.

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Business in the foreign exchange market has dipped further by more than half, with sector sources suggesting daily transactions now at average of $4M (Shs14.4B) down from approximately $10M (Shs36B) 18 months ago. The forex bureaux are blaming a huge reduction in foreign direct inflows, slow down in regional trade, as well as dwindling demand for international import requirements as some of the reasons for reduction in business. Slower business activities apart, the shut down of some bureaux including Crane forex bureau, is not helping the conditions in the market either, where money traders are reporting nearly 65% reduction in profit margin across traded unit currencies combined. Uganda’s nearly 270 registered forex bureaux are now having to deal with the running effects of wobbling inflows, demand and supply from regional markets as lower import requirements. A cross section of money exchange points within the city, report that the general dip in business transactions has set their margins down by 65% over the past year alone. Money transfer agencies on the other hand, are reporting that their own structured mode of doing business is equally under threat. Bank of Uganda has since revoked the license of more than 5 bureaux including the the former Crane forex bureau, partly due to what sources claim was flagrant violation of reporting conventions, including to the financial intelligence authority. Subscribe to Our Channel For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda

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An increase in the demand for dollars implies that at each and every price for the dollar more dollars are demanded than before. This is represented by a rightward shift of the demand-for-dollars curve. The rand depreciates and the dollar appreciates.

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This video will clear all your doubts about class 12 Macroeconomics Chapter Foreign Exchange Rate. The chapter will be covered in 3 parts – Topics covered in this video - 1 – Demand of foreign exchange 2 – Causes of demand of foreign exchange 3 – Supply of foreign exchange 4 – Causes of supply of foreign exchange If you find this video useful, please like and share this video. Subscribe for more informative lessons. Thank you for watching.

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(22 Nov 2017) LEADIN: The end of US sanctions promised a healthier, more stable economy for Sudan. But demand for foreign currency has pushed up black market exchange rates and led to a spike in consumer goods prices. STORYLINE: Staff are kept busy at this bank in Khartoum. The lifting of US sanctions mean there are more transactions than ever for them to process. Two decades of a trade embargo and financial restrictions are over and Sudan is doing business with America again. But that's pushed up demand for foreign currency - especially for dollars. And the government is concerned about a revival in the black market. "There is a large part of foreign exchange traded outside the banking system," says Magdi Hassan Yasin, Sudanese Minister of State for Finance. "The Central Bank (of Sudan) seeks to make all transactions of foreign exchange take place within the banking system to benefit from the lifting of sanctions." The official exchange rate is set at 6.7 Sudanese pounds to the dollar. But black market rates are more representative of the real value and there the rate is around 25 pounds to the dollar. Turbulence in the foreign exchange market has been accompanied by a spike in the price of consumer goods. Economic analyst Khalid Al-Tijani believes a trade imbalance in behind Sudan's financial struggles. "The deficit in the trade balance is about 5 billion dollars annually," he says. "So this large deficit is one of the pressing reasons on the national currency and thus has led to the continuous deterioration of the value of the pound." The end of sanctions has been a step in the right direction for the Sudanese people - but there is more work to do before the economy stabilises. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/202567887c0433b37b137a3fd2ae561b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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The exchange rate for the pound is determined by supply and demand – it is not set by the Bank of England. To find out more about the exchange rate and how it affects you, visit our guide here: http://edu.bankofengland.co.uk/knowledgebank/does-the-bank-of-england-set-the-exchange-rate/

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Yuan strength softens chinese demand for foreign currency SUBSCRIBE my channel here: https://goo.gl/F8gn4Z source video: http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/2/902742108?-18803:4733:0 G+ here: https://goo.gl/UzMJVe ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Banks in China sold $3.8 billion more foreign exchange than they bought last month, down from $15.5 billion in July and $9.5 billion a year earlier. Smaller net sales of foreign exchange by banks indicate a recovery in demand for yuan among Chinese individuals and companies. Photo Visual China Beijing — Demand for foreign exchange in China fell to its lowest level in more than two years in August, government data show, as capital outflows eased due to tightened scrutiny and expectations for continued strengthening of the yuan diminished the appeal of other currencies. Banks in China sold $3.8 billion more foreign exchange than they bought last month, according to data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange SAFE on Monday. Although that was the 26th straight month of net sales, the figure was down from $15.5 billion in July and $9.5 billion a year earlier. Smaller net sales of foreign exchange by banks indicate a recovery in demand for yuan among Chinese individuals and companies. “China’s economy has continued to stabilize and improve, which boosted market confidence,” an unnamed SAFE official said in a statement accompanying the data release. “The yuan’s exchange rate … stabilized and strengthened, leading expectations and transactions by domestic participants in the foreign exchange market to become more rational. Market Expectations “Looking ahead, Chinas crossborder capital flows are expected to remain stable, orderly and generally balanced as economic fundamentals improve further, opening up deepens and market expectations continue to stabilize,” the official said. Breaking down the numbers, banks sold a net 27.6 billion yuan $4.21 billion of foreign exchange last month on behalf of their clients, the lowest amount in a year and down from 42.8 billion yuan in July and 92.3 billion yuan in June. But banks bought a net 2.1 billion yuan of foreign currency for themselves, bringing the total down to 25.6 billion yuan, equivalent to $3.8 billion, SAFE said. After depreciating 6.5% against the U.S. dollar last year, the yuan has unexpectedly strengthened this year, with a strong rally of around 2% in August that took its appreciation in the first eight months of the year to around 5.7%. The yuan has benefited from the weakness of the dollar amid concerns over the economic policies of President Donald Trump, and from moves by the Chinese government to support the currency through measures such as tightened scrutiny of capital outflows an... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Uploaded on 29 Feb 2012 Exchange rates are the "prices" of one country's currency expressed in terms of another country's currency.Exchange rates are determined through the market forces of supply and demand, just like prices for any good, service, or resource. This lesson will explore the different determinants of exchange rates, focusing on the markets for Swiss francs in Europe and the market for Euros in Switzerland. Examples of the various factors affecting exchange rates will be given, including: 1 - consumers' demand for foreign goods, 2 - relative interest rates between countries, 3 - relative inflation rates between countries, 4 - speculation among investors of future exchange rates, and 5 - relative income levels between countries

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