Financial globalization and exchange rates are interconnected with each other and have jointly played a significant role in enhancing the global financial system in various countries across the world. It is therefore one of the most significant trends in the world economy in the recent period.
The process of financial globalization involves a collection of large and total investment position in the international level with a continuous growth of foreign assets and debt positions as calculated both by GDP or domestic financial variables. Financial globalization and exchange rates also led to the forming of a number of net creditors and net debtors and also allowed a greater distribution in the net foreign properties. There has been a long-established inter-connection between the exchange rate and the trade balance and it is one of the most famous studies in international economics both in the political and academic segment. The exchange rate of a currency defines the value of one currency in terms of another one. For example, the exchange rate of USD 1 in Indian currency is 42 rupees respectively. The foreign exchange is one of the largest markets of currency change in the world.
It is supposed that the magnitude of the effect of transfer problem varies largely on the openness, size, and growth of the country. Financial globalization has given vent to the transfer problems by removing the current and capital account confinements and introduced the equity financing that reduced the transfer effect consequences as is usually caused by debt financing. The alternate correlation between the variables depend on the nature of financial crisis and shocks that affects the economic sector of any country and which can vary from nominal and fiscal shocks to real big shocks and this produces different co-movement conventions within the variables. The policy making system of global financing determines that there is a need for an exchange rate reduction to ensure an improvement and advancement in the trade balance. Financial globalization has always supported this process by bringing in the trade of foreign goods in the domestic market that alleviated the exchange rate of the foreign currency as it substituted the domestic goods. International portfolios require to be more diversified for an easy and better financial globalization in the exchange rates.
The real exchange rates can be operated by deciding the local output with regard to the global price ratio. The exchange rates also influence the dynamics of global asset properties by influencing the rates of return on global assets and debts. The size and dimension of the valuation channel is constantly in totality in terms of global balance sheet. The valuation channel depends largely on the constitution of the global balance sheet. The impact of financial globalization on the exchange rates will always be on the top list of discussion along with the global adjustment mechanism. Financial globalization and exchange rates had improved the entire financial system in the international sector to a great extent and have alleviated the accessibility process by making it widely approachable and convenient.
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