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If outflows exceed inflows, all else equal, a currency is likely to come under pressure to
AAppreciate
BStay constant
CDepreciate
DBe revalued
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Depreciate
Demand for the currency falls short of its supply, so its value tends to fall.
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