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    A rise in a country's interest rate could depreciate its currency by lowering the real demand for its money. Higher interest rates could decrease demand for a country's currency, as investors seek higher returns elsewhere. This opposing conclusion suggests that interest rates may impact currency values through changes in demand for that money.

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    A rise in a country's interest rate could depreciate its currency by lowering the real demand for its money. Higher interest rates could decrease demand for a country's currency, as investors seek higher returns elsewhere. This opposing conclusion suggests that interest rates may impact currency values through changes in demand for that money.

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    A rise in a country's interest rate could depreciate its currency by lowering the real demand for its money. Higher interest rates could decrease demand for a country's currency, as investors seek higher returns elsewhere. This opposing conclusion suggests that interest rates may impact currency values through changes in demand for that money.

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    the opposite conclusionthat a rise in a country's interest rate depreciates its currency by lowering the real demand for

    its money?

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