rate the domestic country exports will bring the high foreign exchange for the country and vice versa. When some countries currency increases or decreases, it brings the changes in the whole business of the country at very much extent (Kandil, Berument, & Dincer, 2007)). Currency Changes and Exports. Assume the exchange rate is 10 pesos to the U.S. dollar. So, the $25 pair of jeans would cost the Mexican importer 250 pesos ($25 * 10 pesos). Over the next month The relative attractiveness of exports from that country also grows as a currency depreciates. For instance, assume an American candy bar costs $1. Before is currency depreciated, a South African could buy an American candy bar for 11 rand. Afterward, the same candy bar costs 15 rand, a huge price increase.