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This set of International Finance Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on International Finance Set 4

Q1 | FDI Stands for _____________
Q2 | Bretton woods is a town in _________________ in US
Q3 | G -10 Countries included all of the following, except ____________
Q4 | Under _______ monetary unit is associated with the value of circulating gold coins.
Q5 | Under ____________ there is no interference of monetary authorities to decideexchange rate.
Q6 | In Smithsonian Agreement, the variation zone was increased from 1% to____________ %’
Q7 | In ____________ president Nixon announced that dollar would no longer beconvertible into gold.
Q8 | During BWS, value of USD was fixed at 1-ounce gold is equal toUSD______________
Q9 | Euro is official currency of _____ member states.
Q10 | In Spot market, exchange of currencies take place on ___________
Q11 | An account which is held within a domestic country by a foreign bank, in the currency of domestic country _________________
Q12 | SBI Account with HSBC in Uk is an example of ___________
Q13 | Spot rate is also called as ________________
Q14 | Inverse quote for “1GBP = 99.1100/9900 INR is INR GBP____________
Q15 | If USD SGD 1.5423/33; SGD GBP 0.3323/33; GBP USD quotation is__________________
Q16 | Inverse quote for USD / DKK 5.7935 – 5.8085 is _________________
Q17 | Holgate principle, if bid > Ask, Swap points for forward rate are to be_________
Q18 | _________ is the smallest unit by which a currency quotation can change.
Q19 | _________ deal in currencies to benefit from movements in currency exchangemarkets.
Q20 | Currently the largest foreign exchange market in the world is ____________-.
Q21 | __________ is real time gross settlement funds transfer system operated by the Unitedstates Federal reserve banks.
Q22 | Spot used INR 60- and six-months forward is USD INR 61.AFM is ____________
Q23 | SWIFT stands for ____________
Q24 | _________ is market where foreign currencies are bought and sold.
Q25 | _________ theory states that the exchange rate between currencies of two countriesshould be equal to the ratio of the countries price levels.