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Calculating Implied Currency Depreciation from Interest Rate Differentials

The Uncovered Interest Parity (UIP) condition posits that the difference between the interest rates of two countries should be equal to the expected rate of change in their exchange rate. This example applies the UIP formula to calculate the implied expected depreciation (δE\delta^E). Given a foreign interest rate (ii^*) of 4% and a home interest rate (ii) of 6.5%, the expected depreciation of the home currency is 2.5%, calculated as: δE=ii=6.5%4%=2.5%\delta^E = i - i^* = 6.5\% - 4\% = 2.5\%

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