Malaysian Ringgit Currency Watch Project
You are required to complete a Currency Watch project. This project is not a team project. The project should reflect your own effort, understanding, and analytical ability. The project paper
should not exceed five pages, excluding tables, figures, and references. The paper must be typed, double-spaced, and free of editorial errors.
Project Description. This project involves a foreign exchange rate watch over a two-month period. Each student will track the changes in a foreign currency exchange rate (per U.S. dollar) for the
period June 22, 2014 to August 22, 2014 as reported in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) or in other online and printed financial publications. The students will pick a currency from the following
regions: (a) Middle East, (b) Asia, (c) Latin and South America, (d) North America, and (e) Europe. Each student will submit in writing to the instructor by July 30, 2014 the currency he or she will use
for the project. The selection will be on a first come, first serve basis. No more than two students can pick the same currency; preferably, each student should pick a different currency for
his/her project. Your project report should include a table showing the dates and the exchange rates, a graph of the exchange rates, mean and standard deviation of the exchange rates, and
two-to-three page explanation of the causes of daily exchange rate changes. You may want to track the news reported or articles published in WSJ and in other financial media about the
political events, interest rates, inflation rates, estimates of growth rates in gross national product, intervention by the central bank, and money supply in both the United States and foreign
country. Such information should be presumably useful in finding the causes of daily exchange rate changes. You should cite articles published in WSJ and other outlets in your explanation of
variation in daily exchange rates.
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