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A firm expects ₹ inflation of 5% and US inflation of 3%. Spot is ₹82.00/USD. By relative PPP, the expected spot after one year is:
Relative PPP gives expected spot as current spot multiplied by (1.05/1.03). So 82 × 1.05 / 1.03 equals about ₹83.59 per USD, reflecting higher Indian inflation and a weaker rupee.
- A₹83.59Correct
- B₹82.00
- C₹80.43
- D₹84.46
Explanation
Expected spot = 82 × 1.05/1.03 = 86.10/1.03 = ₹83.59. Option ₹80.43 inverts the ratio. Option ₹84.46 multiplies by 1.03 only.
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