Thank you so much, Chandra, for your clear, concise and helpful video regarding Interest Rate Parity. You do not know how difficult it was for me to find a video like yours. It really helped me a lot!
tbh this vid is the best explanation !! absolutely love ittttt ! i cannot understand my lecturer no matter how many times she has explained this theory ..
This was very good. Thank you for explaining it so clearly. Now when I go to class I am pretty sure I will understand what my professor is talking about....(smile)
Well, Siegel's paradox has been surrounded by debate. For some, it is a mathematical inconvenience while others believe that it matters more in the long run rather than short run. Researchers have also offered methodologies that solve this paradox and show that it is only an illusion from an economic perspective because prices and interest rates adjust rapidly to take away any arbitrage possibilities in the realm of spot and forward rates.
Great video but it seems everything is in indirect quotation instead of direct quotation. It took me a while to figure out why I couldnt apply my work to your equations
After 43 seconds I knew this was a good video. No one else has been able to explain it to me. Thank you for this :)
Nobody has explained it as well as this Sir. thank you!
Thank you so much, Chandra, for your clear, concise and helpful video regarding Interest Rate Parity. You do not know how difficult it was for me to find a video like yours. It really helped me a lot!
tbh this vid is the best explanation !! absolutely love ittttt ! i cannot understand my lecturer no matter how many times she has explained this theory ..
This was very good. Thank you for explaining it so clearly. Now when I go to class I am pretty sure I will understand what my professor is talking about....(smile)
honestly I love you for your explanations
It's amazing and illuminating. Thank you😘
Clear explanation of IRP. Well explained.
Well, Siegel's paradox has been surrounded by debate. For some, it is a mathematical inconvenience while others believe that it matters more in the long run rather than short run. Researchers have also offered methodologies that solve this paradox and show that it is only an illusion from an economic perspective because prices and interest rates adjust rapidly to take away any arbitrage possibilities in the realm of spot and forward rates.
This was great! I assume IRP does not take into consideration the transaction costs.
in most literature the formula is : F/E = 1+I (D) / 1+I (F) cause they interpret the spot- and forwardrate as $/Euro
Nice presentation. Thanks!
verry well explained indeed! thanks
I go like ooooh Finally!!! Thanks man
Great video but it seems everything is in indirect quotation instead of direct quotation. It took me a while to figure out why I couldnt apply my work to your equations
very clear. thanks,
thank you!!!!!!
You are right :)
Just saving me from doing beyond poorly on this homework assignment.
thank you
Thank you.. :)
Rarity?
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