Intermediate

Practice Drills: Estimating Fair Value of a Currency Pair Using PPP

A hands-on drill course for experienced retail investors, HNIs and angel investors who already know what purchasing power parity says and now want to use it. You will work one currency pair, USD/INR, end to end: source CPI series and exchange rate averages from RBI, MOSPI and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, estimate absolute PPP from price baskets and World Bank conversion factors, pick a defensible base year, project relative PPP fair value, measure misalignment, extend the method to EUR/INR, GBP/INR and JPY/INR, read the RBI REER index, apply a simple productivity correction, estimate how long a gap takes to close, and turn the result into a hedge ratio for an offshore allocation. Every number is worked and every step is repeatable with public data.

Absolute PPPRelative PPPCPI Data SourcingBase Year SelectionCurrency MisalignmentCross Rate Fair ValueREERBalassa-Samuelson AdjustmentMean Reversion Half-LifeOffshore Hedge Sizing
MODULES
5
DURATION
~3.5 hrs
TRACK
Alternative Investing

What You'll Master

Pull and align CPI series and exchange rate averages for India and the US from official sources
Estimate absolute PPP for USD/INR from price baskets and World Bank PPP conversion factors
Choose a base year and show how that choice moves the fair value estimate
Project relative PPP fair value for USD/INR and measure the percentage gap to spot
Extend the drill to EUR/INR, GBP/INR and JPY/INR using cross rates
Read the RBI REER index and reconcile it with your own bilateral estimate
Apply a simple productivity correction and estimate how long misalignment takes to close
Convert a fair value band into a hedge decision and a repeatable monthly worksheet
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown