Q.1.
Foreign exchange transactions involve monetary transactions
Q.2.
An operation in order to protect the domestic currency value of an asset or a liability that is denominated in foreign currency is called as
Q.3.
Difference between buying and selling rates in an exchange rate or interest rate quotation is known as
Q.4.
Which exchange rate theory focuses on the inflation exchange rate relationship?
Q.5.
The exchange rate prevailing at a financial reporting date
Q.6.
International Finance Corporation established in
Q.7.
The maximum amount that an Indian company can issue as ADR/GDR in a year is
Q.8.
A contract that gives the buyer the right to buy commodity or a foreign currency from the seller at a fixed price is called as
Q.9.
SIBOR refers to
Q.10.
The market where long term securities (shares, bonds, etc. are bought and sold is called as
Q.11.
A bank located usually in another country that provides service for another bank is
Q.12.
The price at which a market maker is prepared to sell a currency or lend money
Q.13.
The price at which a market maker is prepared to buy a currency or borrow money is termed as
Q.14.
A deposit or borrowing domiciled outside the home country of the currency is called as
Q.15.
The system operated by the WTO is known as the
Q.16.
Bretton woods agreement arrived at in
Q.17.
The spot exchange rate __________
Q.18.
Which organisation of the World Bank Group deals with matters related to the development of the poorest countries in the world?
Q.19.
India s foreign exchange rate system is?
Q.20.
The index of Financial Inclusion has been launched for the first time in 2008