How the stock market is affected by currency exchange / unemployment / interest rates?
What currency exchange rates, the figures unemployment and interest rates affect the stock market? It seems that these are often in the news and how prices move in anticipation of them. This is an interesting question, and I will try and respond to it easily. With time and age today, the movement of currency exchange rates means moving money from one geographical location to another and therefore consider that the currency is concerned. As regards the stock markets, which would be the SIEF (or institutional investors foreign), which would have to buy and sell currencies to buy or sell shares in and through local stock exchanges. For example, if an IFI decides he wants take a position in the Indian stock market, then it would exchange their U.S. dollars to Indian rupees to be able to do so, which would result in Increasing the rate of rupees and a compensatory reduction in the dollar in that direction. Now if this FII decided to move from India to the U.S. to the extent that refers to h
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