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The Zimbabwe government redenominated the ZWD again on February 2, 2009 at a rate of 1,000,000,000,000 old ZWD to 1 new ZWD. Forecasting Exchange Rate. Exchange Rate Determination The Theoretical Thread. International Parity Condition. Chapter 4 Eiteman, Stonehill, and Moffet. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Forecasting Exchange
Rate
The Zimbabwe government redenominated the ZWD again on
February 2, 2009 at a rate of 1,000,000,000,000 old ZWD to 1 new
ZWD.
Exchange Rate Determination The Theoretical Thread
International Parity Condition
Chapter 4Eiteman, Stonehill, and Moffet
Forecast change in spot exchange rate
+4%
(yen strengthens)
Forecast difference in rates of inflation
-4%
(less in Japan
Difference in nominal interest rates
-4%
(less in Japan)
Forward premium on foreign currency
+4%
(yen strengthens)
Interest Rate Parity
(D)
International Fisher
Effect (C )
Fischer
Effect (B)
Purchasing Power Parity
(A)
Forward rate as an unbiased predictor (E)
Purchasing Power Parity (Absolute)
If the identical product or service can be sold in two different markets, and no
restrictions exist on the sale or transportation costs of moving the
product between markets, the product’s price should be the same in both
markets. This is called the law of one priceIf the two markets are two different
countries, the product’s price may be stated in different currency terms, but the price of the product should be still
the same
Big Mac PPP (in 2009)
LocalCurrency Dollars PPP Actual
3.57 3.57 1.00 1.00 11.50 2.97 3.2213 3.8704 4.34 3.56 1.2157 1.2200
20,900.00 2.23 5,854.34 9,354.54 320.00 3.55 89.64 90.15
6.77 1.99 1.8964 3.4082 99.39 2.15 27.84 46.33 4.22 2.99 1.1821 1.4110
64.49 1.94 18.06 33.19 5.65 3.65 1.5826 1.5482
Big Mac Prices Exchange Rates
United States Argentina Australia Indonesia
% Under (-)/Over(+)Valuation Against Dollar
-44.36%-39.91%-16.22%-45.58%
Japan Malaysia
Philippines Singapore
2.22%
Sources: The Economist - July, 16th 2009
Countries
Thailand Turkey
-16.77%-0.35%-37.42%-0.57%
Actual USD/GBP and PPP Exchange Rates
Actual Rate
PPP Rate
Actual DEM/USD and PPP Exchange Rates
Actual Rate
PPP Rate
Actual JPY/USD and PPP Exchange Rates
Actual RatePPP Rate
Actual CAD/USD and PPP Exchange Rates
Actual Rate PPP Rate
Actual MXN/USD and PPP Exchange Rates
Actual Rate
PPP Rate
Evidence on PPP• PPP probably doesn’t hold precisely in the real world for
a variety of reasons.– Haircuts cost 10 times as much in the developed world
as in the developing world. (Transaction Costs)– Sticky Prices (Exchange Rate Pass Through) and Non
Competitive Markets– Shipping costs, as well as tariffs and quotas can lead
to deviations from PPP.– Can We Make Profit from It ?
• PPP-determined exchange rates still provide a valuable benchmark.
• PPP holds up well over the very long run but poorly for shorter time periods
• The theory holds better for countries with relatively high rates of inflation and underdeveloped capital markets
Exchange Rate Pass-Through
Relative Purchasing Power Parity
Relative Purchasing Power Parity
The spot exchange rate should change in an amount equal to but in the opposite direction of the difference in
inflation rate between two countries
Beginning Rate – Ending Rate
Ending RateX 100 =
I$ - I¥
1 + I¥
Contoh Soal
• Misalkan tingkat inflasi di Denmark pada tahun 2009 adalah 1.30%, sedangkan tingkat inflasi di India adalah 14.97%. Saat ini kurs yang berlaku adalah Rupee 8.3972/Kroner. Jika relative purchasing power parity berlaku, maka berapa perkiraan kurs tukar tersebut satu tahun mendatang ?
The Fisher Effect
The Fisher Effect states that nominal interest rates in each country are equal to the required real rate of return plus compensation for expected inflation
i = r + + r
Where i is the nominal rate of interest, r is the real rate of interest, and is the expected rate of inflation over the period of time for which
funds are to be lent. The final compound term, r, is frequently dropped from consideration due
to its relatively minor value
International Fischer Effect
The spot exchange rate should change in an amount equal to but in the opposite direction of the difference in
interest rate between two countries
Beginning Rate – Ending Rate
Ending RateX 100 =
i$ - i¥
1 + i¥
International Fischer Effect
• Assume that one year interest rates are 3% in US and 5% in the Euro zone. The spot rate between the Euro and the dollar is €1.02/$. Assuming International Fisher Effect holds, what should the €/$ rate be one year hence ?
International Fischer Effect
1.02 - X
X=
3% - 5%
1.071 – 1.05 X = -0.02X
1.03 X = 1.071
X = 1.0398
Dengan demikian, perkiraan rate untuk satu tahun kedepan
adalah Euro 1.0398/$ (jika memenuhi kondisi
International Fischer Effect)
1 + 5%
Interest Rate Parity
The difference in the national interest rates for securities of similar risk and maturity should be equal to, but opposite in sign to, the forward rate discount or premium for the foreign currency, except for transaction costs
Interest Rate Parity
Interest Rate Parity
Forward Premium 3.96% Selisih Interest Rates 4%
Invest dalam US$. Misalkan anda punya uang sebesar CHF 1.480.000 Tukar uang tersebut menjadi dollar, dan mendapatkan US $ 1.000.000 Investasikan uang tersebut dalam US$ dan mendapatkan $ 1.020.000 Tukarkan uang tersebut menjadi CHF, dan anda akan memperoleh $ 1.020.000 X 1.4655 = CHF 1.494.810
Jika anda mendepositokan uang tersebut dalam CHF, maka tiga bulan kemudian, anda akan mendapatkan CHF 1.480.000 X 1.01 = CHF 1.494.800, hanya terdapat selisih sebesar CHF 10 (dianggap tidak material)
Covered Interest Arbitrage
The spot and forward exchange markets are not, however, constantly, in the state of equilibrium. When the market is not in equilibrium, the potential for “riskless” or
arbitrage profit exists. This is called covered interest arbitrage
Covered Interest Arbitrage
Spot Exchange Rate ¥ 106.00/$
6 Month Forward Rate ¥ 103.5/$
6 Month Eurodollar rate 7% per annum
6 month Euroyen rate 4% per annum
Amount of money $ 1.000.000
Covered Interest Arbitrage
Forward Premium 4.83% Selisih Interest Rates 3%
Lebih baik investasikan uang dalam bentuk Yen. Tukarkan uang $ 1.000.000 menjadi 106.000.000 Yen. Investasikan selama 180 hari dan mendapatkan bunga 2% menjadi 108,120,000 Yen. Tukar uang tersebut menjadi dollar (dengan kurs forward), dan anda akan mendapatkan $ 1.044.638.
Pinjaman dalam bentuk dollar, anda bayarkan dengan tingkat bunga 3.5% Jumlah yang anda bayarkan adalah $ 1,035,000. Anda masih mendapat keuntungan sebesar $ 9,638 (tanpa resiko)
Soal Covered Interest Arbitrage
• James Chang, a foreign exchange trader at JP Morgan Chase, can invest $ 5 million or the foreign currency equivalent of the bank’s short term fund in a covered interest arbitrage with Denmark. He has the following quotes
• Can James Chang make a covered interest arbitrage profit ?
Spot Exchange Rate DKr 7.5000/$
Three Month Forward Rate DKr 7.5375/$
Three Month Dollar Interest Rate
3% per year
Three Month Krone Interest Rate
5% per year
Soal Covered Interest Arbitrage
• Assume that interest rates in the US increase to 4% per year (1% for 90 days) but all other rates remain the same. Can James Chang make a 90 day covered interest arbitrage profit ?
• Assume that interest rates in the Euro zone increase to 6% per year (1.5% for 90 days), but all other rates remain the same, including the original US interest rate of 3% per year. Calculate whether James Chang could make a 90-day covered interest arbitrage profit ?
Uncovered Interest Arbitrage
• Investors borrow in countries and currencies exhibiting relatively low interest rates and convert the proceeds into currencies that offer much higher interest rates.
• The transaction is “uncovered” because the investor does not sell the higher yielding currency proceeds forward, choosing to remain uncovered
CarrytradeIstilah carry trade, umumnya, mengacu pada strategi carry trade
dalam perdagangan mata uang. Tak perlu pusing, sejatinya, ini adalah strategi yang sederhana saja. Dalam carry trade, investor meminjam
uang dari negara berbunga rendah dan membiakkannya di negara lain yang masih memasang bunga tinggi. Jadi, ini mirip dengan strategi
"beli di harga rendah dan jual di harga tinggi".Praktik yang paling sering terjadi, investor meminjam dana dari
perbankan Jepang dan kemudian membiakkan dana itu di negara-negara lainnya seperti Australia, Selandia Baru, Amerika, dan juga
Indonesia. Maklum, saat ini bunga di Jepang adalah yang paling rendah, hanya 0,5%.
Ambil contoh, misalnya, seorang investor, meminjam dana di Jepang sebesar 1.000 yen, mengonversinya menjadi rupiah, dan
menginvestasikan di Indonesia. Dengan kurs Rp 73,9 per yen, artinya dalam rupiah dana itu setara dengan Rp 73.900.
Nah, cukup dengan menginvestasikan dana itu di Sertitikat Bank Indonesia (SBI) yang berbunga 8,25%, investor itu sudah akan
langsung menikmati keuntungan bunga 7,75%. Jika ia menginvestasikan dana ini di saham atau obligasi, tentu,
keuntungannya bisa berlipat-lipat.
Icelandic MessUttlesford is just one of dozens of local authorities in Britain that have parked
money, nearly $1.5 billion in total, in Icelandic bank accounts, which were aggressively promoted in this country as high-yielding, but safe, investments.
Well-known charities, nonprofit groups and institutions such as Oxford University and a cancer hospital in northern England put their funds in Icelandic banks. So did
millions of individual Britons, who opened their accounts over the Internet and happily watched their balances grow, at least online. The British government’s own
watchdog agency for public spending confessed to having $16 million tied up in Iceland, whose banking industry was so heavily leveraged that some called the
country one giant Viking hedge fund.When those banks started sinking with stunning swiftness around the beginning of October, Reykjavik was forced to intervene and, essentially, nationalize Iceland’s
largest financial institutions. Investors here in Britain panicked as their money was now frozen by the Icelandic government as it tried to sort out the banking mess. The British government’s pledge to back up individual investors’ deposits up to $80,000
failed to calm nerves, and also did not apply to bodies such as local governments and charities. (quoted from LA Times)
Jawaban Denmark A
Forward Discount (1.99013) Selisih Interest Rate 2
Jika invest dalam DKr maka akan mendapatkan kelebihan tingkat bunga sebesar 2% per tahun, namun ada depresiasi mata uang DKr sebesar 1,97421%. Dengan demikian lebih baik investasi pada Dkr
Tukar uang $ 5.000.000 menjadi DKr dan mendapatkan DKr 37.500.000. Investasikan uang tersebut selama tiga bulan dan mendapatkan uang sebesar 37.500.000 (1+0.0125) = DKr 37.968.750. Tukarkan ke $ dan mendapatkan $ 5.037.513,93
Bayar hutang sebesar $ 5.000.000 (1+0.0075) = $ 5.037.500. Keuntungan yang diperoleh adalah $ 5.037.513,93 - $ 5.037.500 = $ 13.9309
Jawaban Denmark B.a Forward Discount (1.97421) Selisih Interest Rate 1
Jika invest dalam DKr maka akan mendapatkan kelebihan tingkat bunga sebesar 1% per tahun, namun ada depresiasi mata uang DKr sebesar 1,97421%. Dengan demikian lebih baik investasi pada US $
Tukar uang DKr 37.500.000 menjadi US$ dan mendapatkan US $ 5.000.000. Investasikan uang tersebut selama tiga bulan dan mendapatkan uang sebesar $ 5.000.000 (1+0.01) = $ 5.005.000. Tukarkan ke DKr dan mendapatkan DKr 37.723.686
Bayar hutang sebesar $ 37.500.000 (1+0.0125) = $ 37.546.875, atau setara dengan $ 4.981.541,55 Keuntungan yang diperoleh $ 23.458,45
Jawaban Denmark B.b
Forward Discount (1.97421) Selisih Interest Rate 3
Jika invest dalam DKr maka akan mendapatkan kelebihan tingkat bunga sebesar 3% per tahun, namun ada depresiasi mata uang DKr sebesar 1,97421%. Dengan demikian lebih baik investasi pada DKr
Tukar uang $ 5.000.000 menjadi DKr dan mendapatkan DKr 37.500.000. Investasikan uang tersebut selama tiga bulan dan mendapatkan uang sebesar DKr 37.500.000 (1+0.015) $ 38.062.500. Tukarkan ke US $ dan mendapatkan US $ 5.049.952,24
Bayar hutang sebesar $ 5.000.000 (1+0.0075) = $ 5.037.500, dan keuntungan yang diperoleh adalah $ 5.049.952,24 - $ 5.037.500 = $ 12.452,24