Hello,
I came across this question:
5.. The spot foreign currency exchange rate is EUR/USD $1.4296/$1.4304. Each of the following is true about this quote except: a) The spread is 8 pips b) If the domestic currency is the US dollar (USD), from the perspective of an American trader, as EUR is the base currency and the USD is the quoted currency, this is direct quote c) We can buy one Euro for $1.4304 and sell one Euro for $1.4296 d) If the spot rate changes to EUR/USD $1.4416/$1.4424, then the EUR has weakened and the USD has strengthened
Using from the notes:
"Indirect quote (Currency per US$) Foreign currency per one US dollar; e.g., 1.1015 CAD / $USD"
From the perspective of an American, since the currency is on the bottom, isn't this an indirect quote and B is wrong?
I came across this question:
5.. The spot foreign currency exchange rate is EUR/USD $1.4296/$1.4304. Each of the following is true about this quote except: a) The spread is 8 pips b) If the domestic currency is the US dollar (USD), from the perspective of an American trader, as EUR is the base currency and the USD is the quoted currency, this is direct quote c) We can buy one Euro for $1.4304 and sell one Euro for $1.4296 d) If the spot rate changes to EUR/USD $1.4416/$1.4424, then the EUR has weakened and the USD has strengthened
Using from the notes:
"Indirect quote (Currency per US$) Foreign currency per one US dollar; e.g., 1.1015 CAD / $USD"
From the perspective of an American, since the currency is on the bottom, isn't this an indirect quote and B is wrong?