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Chapters III and IV introduced the main theories used to explain the movement of exchange rates. These theories fail to provide a good approximation to the behavior of exchange rates. Forecasting exchange rates, therefore, seems to be a difficult task. This chapter analyzes and evaluates the different methods used to forecast exchange rates. This
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