Answer:
an increase
Explanation:
As according International Fisher effect theory, we have:
<em>Real interest rate = Nominal Interest rate - Inflation rate </em>
As nominal interest rates and inflation rate increase by the same proportion <em>t (t>0)</em><em> (Nominal Interest rate - Inflation rate) x t = Real interest rate x t </em>
<em>=> Real interest rate would rise </em>
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When the domestic real interest rate increases:
+) The demand of domestic market for foreign assets decreases
=> The supply for domestic currency decreases (1)
+) The demand of foreign market for domestic assets increases
<em>=> The demand for domestic currency increases (2)</em>
Opposite result for foreign currency.