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Currency call optionContract that gives the holder the right to purchase a specific currency at a specified price (exchange rate) within a specific period of time.Currency call option Similar MatchesIntervention currencyIntervention currencyA currency that is commonly used by central banks for exchange market intervention. See reserve currency. Currency swapCurrency swapAn agreement to swap a series of specified payment obligations denominated in one currency for a series of specified payment obligations denominated in a different currency. Over-valued currencyOver-valued currencyThe situation of a currency whose value on the exchange market is higher than is believed to be sustainable. This may be due to a pegged or managed rate that is above the market-clearing rate, or, under a floating rate, it may be due to speculative capital inflows. Contrasts with under-valued currency. EurocurrencyEurocurrencyA currency which is deposited in banks outside its country of origin. For example the eurodollar, eurodeutschmark and eurosterling. Currency factorCurrency factorThe portion of a rate of return that is due to the currency in which the asset is denominated. The currency factor can be nonzero either because of currency risk or because of expected appreciation or depreciation. Further SuggestionsCurrency selectionCurrency future Foreign currency option Blocked currency Currency risk Currency bloc Currency Currency currency currency conversion Canonical model of currency crises Currency risk Currency devaluation Foreign currency futures contract Eurocurrency deposit Currency no longer issued Vehicle currency Currency swings Reserve currency Currency swap Currency overvaluation Foreign currency mortgage Currency union Currency arbitrage Artificial currency |
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