FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications 2015(continued) - page 1820

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Let's go for 4.
What, what, what, stop doing that in the morning, have some breakfast at least)))
I won't say a bad word to him today.
Giggling softly... to myself)))
Barabashkin - let Old One out...
Ilyukha's kicking him in the face for yesterday.
At least we'll have a laugh tonight... I'm curious about it myself)))
What, what, what, stop doing that in the morning, at least have some breakfast)))
Don't be bored!
I suggest economists, mathematicians, geometricians, excelters, etc., to discuss. Here are these figures - what can be learned from them, as the IMF's direct responsibility is to regulate exchange rates. A couple of screenshots for clarity and a link to the resource of the IMF. Please do not kick me, I have no education, but I will try to do my best.
I suggest economists, mathematicians, geometricians, excelters, etc., to discuss. Here are these figures - what can be learned from them, as the IMF's direct responsibility is to regulate exchange rates. A couple of screenshots for clarity and a link to the resource of the IMF. Please do not kick me, I have no education, but I will try to do my best.
The IMF has never been, is not and will never regulate exchange rates.
The IMF issues its own artificial currency, SDR, which is used to settle accounts between IMF members and the IMF.
The tables are a daily calculation of the SDR exchange rate based on a basket of 4 currencies.
I suggest economists, mathematicians, geometricians, excelters, etc., to discuss. Here are these figures - what can be learned from them, as the IMF's direct responsibility is to regulate exchange rates. A couple of screenshots for clarity and a link to the resource of the IMF. Please do not kick me, I have no education, but I will try to do my best.
Where is the data for today? In general, it's nothing, but it's possible to orient, but I wouldn't do that. And to be guided by delta from the rate, if there is data for today, you can look, delta positive - growth, negative - decline... but again... I don't think it's a big deal.
It has never been, is not and will never be the IMF's function to regulate exchange rates.
The IMF issues its own artificial currency, the SDR, which is used to settle payments between IMF members and the IMF itself.
These tables are a daily calculation of the SDR exchange rate based on a basket of 4 currencies.
Read the paragraph "Core Functions of the IMF"
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Международный_валютный_фонд#.D0.A6.D0.B5.D0.BB.D0.B8_.D0.9C.D0.92.D0.A4
Read the paragraph "Core Functions of the IMF"
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Международный_валютный_фонд#.D0.A6.D0.B5.D0.BB.D0.B8_.D0.9C.D0.92.D0.A4
Once again for the "geniuses":
It has never been, is not and will never be the IMF's function to regulate exchange rates.
The IMF issues its own artificial currency, the SDR, which is used for settlements between the IMF members and the IMF itself.
The SDR exchange rate is published daily and is based on the dollar value ofa basket of four major currencies:the US dollar,the euro,the yen andthe pound sterling. These tables are daily SDR exchange rate calculations based on a basket of 4 currencies.