Let's say that people living in foreign countries experience an increase in income and wealth.  In the market for dollars we'd then expect the supply curve to shift right and the nominal exchange rate to fall the demand curve to shift left and the nominal exchange rate to fall the supply curve to shift left and the nominal exchange rate to rise the demand curve to shift right and the nominal exchange rate to rise

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