| A) | a fall in the market price of a floating currency
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| B) | a rise in the market price of a floating currency
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| C) | the trade of one national currency for another.
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| D) | a discrete official increase in the otherwise fixed par value of a currency
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| E) | the process of buying and selling to make a (nearly) riskless pure profit
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| F) | a system in which the exchange rate of a currency is determined in the marketplace and not by government or central bank intervention.
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| G) | a discrete official reduction in the otherwise fixed par value of a currency
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| H) | the process of making a riskless profit by arbitraging through three exchange rates.
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| I) | the price for "immediate" exchange
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| J) | the price for an exchange that will take place sometime in the future.
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| K) | a system in which officials try to keep the exchange rate of a currency pegged even if the rate they choose differs from the equilibrium rate.
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| L) | the price at which two national currencies aretraded.
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