Globalization, stability and the financial markets

Article Abstract:

The volatility of the foreign-exchange in the globalization of the financial markets can be stemmed by vulnerable economies by further opening up their economies to international investments and diversifying their economies to participate in the economies of other countries. The participation in the international markets tend to mimimize volatility risks by encouraging foreign capital participation in the economy as well as offsetting the possible losses in foreign exchange by its participation in the economic activities of other nations.

Foreign investments, Foreign exchange market

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Article Abstract:

The collapse of some markets in the globalization of the financial markets stem from the weakness of the regional markets the economies are contained in. An analysis of market collapses in South America and Asia proves this point, with the South American market collapse responding to US monetary policy while those of Asia responded to the Japanese banking industry crisis and the depreciation of the yen. The central banks in the economies that collapsed showed a surprising rigidity in its monetary policies that started the collapse.

Central banks, Monetary policy

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