Dear sir, you really put a complex material into to a plain english language! I am very thankful for your kind teaching and posting theses video series!
This video is just awesome. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge. I am a tech guy, but economics is just freaking awesome. Greetings from South America. Again thanks Sir.
Thank you for posting your lessons. They are exactly what I needed to pull everything together in a complete understanding. I wish my lecturers taught like you.
Now a days is difficult to find real teachers, people that want you to understand instead of just choosing the best answer out of memory. You are a real teachers, you use intuition and logic, thats why it comes out easy. Thanks for your effort.
I took an International Money and Finance module in my final year of university, These videos cover my whole course and are 10x better quality than that of my lecturers, many thanks!
Hello Sir, Can you please explain me how the domestic currency depreciates against the foreign currency when the interest rate in domestic country is higher than that compared to the foreign currency. This view is as per the International Fischer effect. This view seems to be illogical to me since generally a country with higher interest rate attracts foreign investments which ultimately boost the domestic GDP rates and thereby making the domestic currency to appreciate. I haven't checked your other videos. You can suggest me the right video in your channel if they answer the above question. It would be a great help if I can get clarity on this concept.
Royston Dias Hi Royston, I'd suggest you watch the "International Finance Lecture Series" playlist in the order provided which looks at many different reasons on what moves currencies. It is on the "Understanding Finance" channel on You Tube. See ruclips.net/channel/UC4XJHGqb_WCUXQkHvKN5EwAplaylists
Thanks for effort , if possible please share these slides ,too. these videos really me in understanding international finance. thanks once again
Dear sir, you really put a complex material into to a plain english language! I am very thankful for your kind teaching and posting theses video series!
Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate it and am delighted you are having a good learning experience.
This video is just awesome. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge. I am a tech guy, but economics is just freaking awesome. Greetings from South America. Again thanks Sir.
+Hernan Mejia Hello in South America. Thanks.
This is great, your a really good teacher.
Thank you for posting your lessons. They are exactly what I needed to pull everything together in a complete understanding. I wish my lecturers taught like you.
gelsport01 Thanks and you are so welcome.
Now a days is difficult to find real teachers, people that want you to understand instead of just choosing the best answer out of memory. You are a real teachers, you use intuition and logic, thats why it comes out easy. Thanks for your effort.
Wow! Thanks!!
I took an International Money and Finance module in my final year of university, These videos cover my whole course and are 10x better quality than that of my lecturers, many thanks!
+Jordan Fable Thanks Jordan. I'm delighted they were helpful and appreciate your kind words.
Hello Sir, Can you please explain me how the domestic currency depreciates against the foreign currency when the interest rate in domestic country is higher than that compared to the foreign currency. This view is as per the International Fischer effect. This view seems to be illogical to me since generally a country with higher interest rate attracts foreign investments which ultimately boost the domestic GDP rates and thereby making the domestic currency to appreciate. I haven't checked your other videos. You can suggest me the right video in your channel if they answer the above question. It would be a great help if I can get clarity on this concept.
Royston Dias Hi Royston, I'd suggest you watch the "International Finance Lecture Series" playlist in the order provided which looks at many different reasons on what moves currencies. It is on the "Understanding Finance" channel on You Tube. See ruclips.net/channel/UC4XJHGqb_WCUXQkHvKN5EwAplaylists
Understanding Finance Yes Sir, Thank you I will check it.
+Royston Dias Hi i could say that it is because of the expected inflation built into the interest rates
Very informative video. Thank you so much
Thanks and you are welcome.