Assume that the domestic volatility (standard deviation) of the German stock market (in euros) is 18.2 percent.

Question:

Assume that the domestic volatility (standard deviation) of the German stock market (in euros) is 18.2 percent. The volatility of the euro against the U.S. dollar is 11.7 percent.
a. What would the dollar volatility of the German stock market be for a U.S. investor if the correlation between the stock market returns and movements were zero?
b. Suppose the dollar volatility of the German stock market is 20.1 percent. What can you conclude about the correlation between German stock market movements and movements?
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