Answer / sandy

the three important methods for foreign exchange are

1. G -- Bank selling rate
2. B -- Bank Buying rate
3. M -- Average Rate

Answer / ashish d

1)Inversion
2)Base
3)Exchange Rate Spread

Answer / an.reddy

first of dife the exchange rates
like m b g

and define the valuetion methods likd kdf

here u have to define realation loss and gain un
relaisation loss unrelaisation income and b&s a/cs

and if u r using in 4.7e use the valueate
t.code f.05
in ecc6.0
t.code fagl_fc_val

Answer / syed

There are three important methods for foreign exchange are

1. G -- Bank selling rate
2. B -- Bank Buying rate
3. M -- Average Rate

Answer / rekha

1. Unrealization
2. valuation
3. B/L Adjustment.

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