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Economic attributes the rise in the dollar rate against the dinar to the scarcity of supply

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Talk about putting the pressure on ! This currency reform is like a pressure cooker right now but the steam will be let out any time now ! Wink


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article date and good link

07/03/2015 11:09

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tlm724 wrote:Talk about putting the pressure on ! This currency reform is like a pressure cooker right now but the steam will be let out any time now ! Wink

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OK now to understand a parellel market. This paper addresses the merits of using the parallel exchange rate as a guide to setting the official exchange rate. Ideally, policymakers would set the exchange rate at the level that would balance trade and sustainable capital flows--that level is referred to as the equilibrium exchange rate. In practice, it is difficult to identify the equilibrium exchange rate, particularly in countries that have experienced macroeconomic volatility and/or structural change. In this context, where parallel markets for foreign exchange exist, it is natural to consider the parallel rate as a proxy for the equilibrium exchange rate, since it is set directly by the market. The paper develops an analytic model to explore the relationship between the parallel exchange rate and the equilibrium rate. It is determined that only under a fairly narrow set of circumstances will the parallel rate be set at a level close to the equilibrium exchange rate. The paper then compares the evolution of official and parallel exchange rates over time, in a large sample of different countries, to provide a feel for the applicability of the previously-derived theoretical results. So I found this interesting to expain it. Per your link Ms. Timmy

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