CUET EconomicsMacro > EasyDepreciation of domestic currencyAppreciation of domestic currencyDevaluation of domestic currencyRevaluation of domestic currency✅ Correct Option: 2Related questions:21 May Shift 1Suppose that government bonds in country A pay 8 per cent rate of interest whereas equally safe bonds in country B yield 10 per cent. The interest rate differential is 2 per cent. Arrange the consequences of the same in sequential order. (A) People will find investing in country B more attractive and will therefore demand less of country A's currency. (B) Depreciation of country A's currency and an appreciation of country B's currency. (C) Investors from country A will be attracted by the high interest rates in country B and will buy the currency of country B selling currency of country A. (D) The demand curve for country A's currency will shift to the left and the supply curve will shift to the right. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:13 May Shift 2When the central bank intervenes to control the exchange rate through sell/purchase of foreign currencies, this process is called______3 June Shift 2If India's current account balance is −58-58−58 million and the capital account balance is 62.562.562.5 million. What will be the errors and omissions to have an overall balance in balance of payments?