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The group is composed of 6 members studying the impacts of US dollar fluctuations. The document is divided into 4 sections that will research the motivation, scope, literature review, and findings. It will examine effects on Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and commodity prices. Previous studies on exchange rates, demand and supply factors, and their impacts on economies, financial markets, banking sectors, stock markets, and labor will be reviewed. The scope will analyze the close relationships between currencies and impacts. The research aims to understand the effects of fluctuations and help countries prepare solutions to economic problems.

 Group Name : Jelena Jankovic

Group member :
NAME MATRIC NUMBER
Loh Moi Sin BG09110358
Santhiyah Munisamy BG09110301
Seela Kumar BG09110263
Rema Sridaran BG09110396
Charmilaa Silvaduray BG09110016
Goo Wooi Sin BG09110271
1

US dollar have important implications
It has strengthened on a trade
 divided into four sections
a) research motivation significance
b) scope of research
c) literature review
d) discussion and finding

2

•world economy
•Great Depression of 1929-1930s
•1998
•2008
• frequently-used currencies
•transactions as foreign currencies

3

• Fluctuation US dollar effects toward Asia.
• Fluctuation of US dollar effects toward
Middle East
• Fluctuation of US dollar effect toward Australia.
• Fluctuation of US dollar toward Africa.

4

•beneficial to the investors
•future financial development
•experience for future
•solution and well prepared

Scope of Research
•close relationship
•important support
•a lot of impacts

5

Exchange
rate
Demand- Supply-
side side

Mirzaie and
Magda
2002

6

Commodity Asian
prices economy

Mohsen
W.Click, 2009
etal., 2010

Schnabl and
Khor, 2005 McKinnon
, 2002

7

Oil demand
and supply •Rogoff and
Maurice, 2009

• Nartova and
Oil price and Fezzani, 2011
exchange • Kandil &
rate Mirzaie, 2000
• Jammie and
Maurer, 2002
8

Impacts on
Impacts on
Financial
economy
market Financial
Economy on
market of
Ontario
Asian

Economy of Financial
Indian market of
Africa

9

Impacts of Impacts of
banking stock
sector Asia market
Asia stock
banking
market
factor

Africa
Africa stock
banking
market
sector

10

Exchange rate
in Asia

Exchange rate Impacts of
Exchange rate
in Canada and exchange
in Africa
Ontario rate

Exchange Rate
Middle East

11

Impact of Impacts of
commodity Middle East
Commodity
Oil sales
of Africa

Commodity Oil demand
of Australia and supply

12

Exchange
rate
Demand Supply -
-side side

Impact of
labor market
in US dollar
appreciation

13

Thailand Philippines Korea

• Chronic • Effect the • High interest
current asset market rates
account • Affect the • Debt burden
deficit financial • Massive
• Excessive sector layoff
external debt • Influence the • Untested
• Collapse of household presidential
the property and Leadership
sector communities
• Political
instability

14

Malaysia

Korea Indonesia

Situation

Thailand Philippine

15

• Thailand & South Korea
- Higher foreign ownership

• Indonesia
- Limitation in forward foreign currency trading

•Philippines
- macroeconomic adjustment and structural
reform

payment

lack of prior research

sources constriction

casual remark

17

 affects the world economy
 huge losses
 borrowed lot of money from IMF
 to solve the economy problems
 avoid the same problems in the future

18

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1.  Group Name : Jelena Jankovic Group member : NAME MATRIC NUMBER Loh Moi Sin BG09110358 Santhiyah Munisamy BG09110301 Seela Kumar BG09110263 Rema Sridaran BG09110396 Charmilaa Silvaduray BG09110016 Goo Wooi Sin BG09110271 1

2. US dollar have important implications It has strengthened on a trade  divided into four sections a) research motivation significance b) scope of research c) literature review d) discussion and finding 2

3. •world economy •Great Depression of 1929-1930s •1998 •2008 • frequently-used currencies •transactions as foreign currencies 3

4. • Fluctuation US dollar effects toward Asia. • Fluctuation of US dollar effects toward Middle East • Fluctuation of US dollar effect toward Australia. • Fluctuation of US dollar toward Africa. 4

5. •beneficial to the investors •future financial development •experience for future •solution and well prepared Scope of Research •close relationship •important support •a lot of impacts 5

6. Exchange rate Demand- Supply- side side Mirzaie and Magda 2002 6

7. Commodity Asian prices economy Mohsen W.Click, 2009 etal., 2010 Schnabl and Khor, 2005 McKinnon , 2002 7

8. Oil demand and supply •Rogoff and Maurice, 2009 • Nartova and Oil price and Fezzani, 2011 exchange • Kandil & rate Mirzaie, 2000 • Jammie and Maurer, 2002 8

9. Impacts on Impacts on Financial economy market Financial Economy on market of Ontario Asian Economy of Financial Indian market of Africa 9

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11. Exchange rate in Asia Exchange rate Impacts of Exchange rate in Canada and exchange in Africa Ontario rate Exchange Rate Middle East 11

12. Impact of Impacts of commodity Middle East Commodity Oil sales of Africa Commodity Oil demand of Australia and supply 12

13. Exchange rate Demand Supply - -side side Impact of labor market in US dollar appreciation 13

14. Thailand Philippines Korea • Chronic • Effect the • High interest current asset market rates account • Affect the • Debt burden deficit financial • Massive • Excessive sector layoff external debt • Influence the • Untested • Collapse of household presidential the property and Leadership sector communities • Political instability 14

15. Malaysia Korea Indonesia Situation Thailand Philippine 15

16. • Thailand & South Korea - Higher foreign ownership • Indonesia - Limitation in forward foreign currency trading •Philippines - macroeconomic adjustment and structural reform

17. payment lack of prior research sources constriction casual remark 17

18.  affects the world economy  huge losses  borrowed lot of money from IMF  to solve the economy problems  avoid the same problems in the future 18

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