PODCAST | 23 July 2021 How purchasing power parity can predict the relative fair value of the rand Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > How purchasing power parity can predict the relative fair value of the rand SHARE FX Series | Episode 8 Absa uses a suite of models to forecast the fair value of the rand. Here we unpack the purchasing power parity approach and what it means for the currency. Absa Corporate Investment Bank · How purchasing power parity can predict the relative fair value of the rand Featured guest Mike Keenan Head of Fixed Income and Currency Research.Absa Group Related Podcasts Episode 27 Mike Keenan Head of Fixed Income and Currency Research Absa Group FX Series Rands, Dollars, and Hamburgers What is the Big Mac Index, and what is it telling us about the value of the rand? We take a bite out of this foreign exchange (forex, or FX) yardstick in the latest episode of Coffee Break Commerce. [DISPLAY_ULTIMATE_SOCIAL_ICONS] Episode 26 Mike Keenan Head of Fixed Income and Currency Research Absa Group FX Series The Foreign Exchange Outlook for 2024 What trends will determine the value of the rand in 2024? In this episode of Coffee Break Commerce, we look ahead at what’s in store for the currency. [DISPLAY_ULTIMATE_SOCIAL_ICONS] Episode 25 Mike Keenan Head of Fixed Income and Currency Research Absa Group FX Series The Certainty of Forward Exchange Rate Contracts In the foreign exchange world, forward exchange rate contracts act like insurance policies against currency volatility. In this episode of Coffee Break Commerce, we explore what that means for businesses. [DISPLAY_ULTIMATE_SOCIAL_ICONS]
