Analyse the possible effects of speculation on exchange rate, Microeconomics

Analyse the possible effects of speculation on exchange rates.

Definition of speculation in currencies as betting on the appreciation/depreciation of a given currency.

Example of speculation - like a currency trader buying a currency in a country where the interest rates is expected to increase.

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