If a country’s interest rates are low compared with those in other countries, what will tend to happen to the exchange value of its currency?

Correct answer D. Depreciate

Explanation

Low interest rates make the country's deposits and bonds less attractive, so investors move funds abroad. Selling the currency to do so increases its supply and lowers its value.

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